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JP Nadda will remain BJP President till next Lok Sabha elections, tenure extended till June 2024
Amit Shah said that he is confident that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and party’s national president JP Nadda, the BJP will win the Lok Sabha due in 2024 with an even bigger majority.

The tenure of BJP national president JP Nadda has been extended. Home Minister Amit Shah said that the National Executive has made a proposal on JP Nadda today. Rajnath Singh has kept the proposal of extending Nadda’s tenure and all the BJP members have accepted it. Hence. JP Nadda’s term as BJP President has been extended till June 2024.
Amit Shah said that he is confident that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and party’s national president JP Nadda, the BJP will win the Lok Sabha due in 2024 with an even bigger majority. He added that once again Narendra Modi will lead the country as the Prime Minister of India.
Nadda’s term was ending on January 20
JP Nadda’s three-year term was ending on January 20 this year. Prior to this, he was made the working president of the party in July 2019. After that, on 20 January 2020, he took charge of the party as full-time president. According to the constitution of the BJP, there is a provision to give two terms of three consecutive years to the national president.
Amit Shah also praised Nadda’s leadership
Home Minister Amit Shah praised Nadda’s leadership during this period and said that under his chairmanship, BJP got victory in many important elections. The two-day meeting of the BJP’s national executive began on Monday at the convention center of the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) in the national capital.
The Prime Minister reached the executive venue on Tuesday morning. Apart from him, around 350 senior party leaders including Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh and BJP President JP Nadda are participating in this executive. These include chief ministers and five deputy chief ministers of 12 party-ruled states and 35 central ministers.
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Nagaland Assembly elections: Congress releases first list of 21 candidates
Nagaland Assembly Elections will be held on February 27, and the results will be declared on March 2.

Ahead of the Nagaland Assembly Elections, Congress announced its first list of 21 candidates on Saturday. The Central Election Committee (CEC), headed by party chief Mallikarjun Kharge, released the list of candidates after a meeting. The party’s state unit chief K Therie will contest elections from Dimapur-I.
In an official notification, the party said, The Central Election Committee of the Congress has selected the candidates for the ensuing elections to the Legislative Assembly of Nagaland.
Among the other candidates on the party’s first list are S Amento Chisti from Dimapur II (ST), V Lasuh from Dimapur III (ST), Akavi Zhimomi from Ghaspani-I, and Rosy Thomas from Tenning (ST).
Earlier, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) released the list of 20 candidates for the upcoming Nagaland Assembly Elections. BJP state president Temjen Imna Along will contest from the Alongtaki Legislative Assembly constituency.
Here’s the full list of BJP candidates
S No. | Constituency | Candidates |
1. | Dimapur-1 | H Tovihoto Ayemi |
2. | Ghaspani-1 (ST) | N Jacob Zhimomi |
3. | Southern Angami-11 (ST) | Er Kropol Vistu |
4. | Tuli (ST) | Panjung Jamir |
5. | Koridang (ST) | lmkong L lmchen |
6. | Alongtaki (ST) | Temjen lmna Along |
7. | Akuluto (ST) | Kazheto Kinimi |
8. | Atoizu (ST) | Kahuli Serna |
9. | Suruhoto (ST) | H Khehovi |
10. | Tyui (ST) | Yanthungo Patton |
11. | Wokha (ST) | Renbonthung Ezung |
12 . | Bhandari (ST) | Mmhonlumo Kikon |
13. | Tizit (ST) | P Paiwang Konyak |
14. | Phomching (ST) | Konngam Konyak |
15. | Mon Town (ST) | Er Cheong Konyak |
16. | Longleng (ST) | S Pangnyu Phom |
17. | Longkhim Chare (ST) | Sethrongkyu Sangtam |
18. | Tuensang Sadar-I (ST) | Bashangmongba Chang |
19. | Noklak (ST) | H Haiying |
20. | Seyochung Sitimi (ST) | V Kashiho Sangtam |
Nagaland Assembly Elections will be held on February 27, and the results will be declared on March 2. The last date for filing nominations is February 7.
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BJP stages protest outside AAP headquarters against Arvind Kejriwal over Delhi liquor scam, workers raise slogans of Kejriwal chor hai
CM Arvind Kejriwal had termed the allegations by the ED as fake and cited that such allegations are happening to topple the elected government.

Reports have come to light from the National Capital where Bharatiya Janata Party organised a protest outside Aam Aadmi Party’s headquarters over the liquor scam. The BJP demonstrators were demanding resignation of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal over allegations of corruption pertaining to the liquor sales policy.
It was also reported that the BJP workers were raising slogans of Arvind Kejriwal chorr hai (Arvind Kejriwal is a thief) as the saffron party continued to demonstrate outside the AAP headquarters.
The protest by the BJP comes after the Delhi Chief Minister had questioned the veracity of the Enforcement Directorate’s claims and dismissed the investigation agency’s allegations. The supplementary chargesheet had named Vijay Nair, Sharath Reddy, Binoy Babu, Abhishek Boinapalli and Amit Arora.
CM Arvind Kejriwal had termed the allegations by the ED as fake and cited that such allegations are happening to topple the elected government. Aam Aadmi Party convener had also stated that the investigation agency doesn’t file cases with the objective to stop corruption, but rather to help BJP poach MLAS.
Following the chargesheet by ED, the BJP slammed the Arvind Keriwal government and said that the chargesheet has acted as a tool to unmask the real face of Delhi Government. Delhi BJP MP Manoj Tiwari had also alleged that the liquor mafia bribed 100 crore Rs to Arvind Kejriwal’s aid acting on the direction of the Delhi CM.
A court on Thursday accepted the supplementary chargesheet against five accused, as well as seven companies in the case of alleged inconsistencies in the Delhi excise policy. The Delhi government had scrapped off the Delhi excise policy last year after the CBI ordered an investigation into the alleged corruption.
The ED has claimed that a sum of Rs 100 crore bribe was also used in the Aam Aam Party’s Goa campaign for the assembly elections.
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Maharashtra Assembly Bypolls 2023: BJP announces candidates for Chinchwad and Kasba Peth
Elections will be held on February 26 and the date of counting of votes has been fixed on March 2.

Bhartiya Janata Party has released its list of candidates for Chinchwad and Kasba Peth assembly constituencies in view of the upcoming assembly by-elections 2023 in Maharashtra. BJP has given ticket to Ashwini Laxman Jagtap from Chinchwad and Hemant Narayan Rasne from Kasba Peth.
For the unversed, the Election Commission has changed the date of polling for two assembly seats in Pune district of Maharashtra from February 27 to February 26. The commission was informed that the 12th class and graduation examinations were to be held on the date of polling which was fixed earlier. The commission issued a press release, announcing the change in the date.
Polling date changed
The poll panel issued a press note in January to announce the change and said that the District Election Officer of Pune, Maharashtra has informed about the clash of election dates with the dates of 12th class HSC examination and graduation degree examination to be held at various polling stations in the assembly constituencies where bye-elections are to be held.
After considering the ground situation and all other relevant aspects of the matter, the Commission had decided to revise the date of poll for the bye-election to the Legislative Assembly constituencies 205-Chinchwad and 215-Kasba Peth, Maharashtra.
When will the votes be counted?
It has been said that the date of voting will now be 26 February. At the same time, after the election, the date of counting of votes has been fixed on March 2. Election results will be announced on March 2. And then only the victory and defeat will be decided.
However, elections are to be held in other states of the country as well. The results of Tripura, Meghalaya and Nagaland assembly elections are going to be declared on this date. The election dates and schedule for these two seats were earlier announced by the Election Commission on January 18 along with some other seats.
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