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The heightened security follows clashes with BJP activists and a string of protests targeting Ministers in retaliation for earlier Youth Congress’ black-flag demonstration during Union Home Monister Amit Shah’s visit to Kollam. Satheesan has reportedly asked police not to add another security vehicle to his convoy.

Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said the INDIA bloc “fell apart” even before its meeting on the Special Intensive Revision issue, citing the absence of Akhilesh Yadav, M.K. Stalin, and Arvind Kejriwal

BJP accused Congress and Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy of seeking to divide Hindu society along regional, linguistic, caste and gender lines

Attacks come against backdrop of tense Statewide standoff between Youth Congress activists and Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha supporters after Congress workers waved black flags as Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s convoy passed through Kollam on September 26

The Chief Minister said the Election Commission of India (ECI) should do some soul-searching as the charges against the poll panel were not levelled by any political party

Meanwhile, BJP legislators staged a walkout from the Assembly over the Statehood resolution, which called upon the Government of India to urgently and immediately restore Statehood

Confrontation occurred after the BJP and the Yuva Morcha workers obstructed the Sports Minister’s convoy near Aralumoodu while he was on his way to attend a public programme

Talking about the alleged vote chori campaign he started, Rahul Gandhi said that if 20% of people believed the issue earlier, now more than 80% believe it, and the party should raise the issue more strongly

BJP MLCs Nawal Kishor Yadav, N.K. Yadav and Sarvesh Kumar will seek re-election from Patna Teachers, Kosi Graduates and Tirhut Graduates seats, respectively

K.M. Shaji had commented that Muslim girls account for the largest share of followers on atheist social media pages

Police lodged the FIR under sections 324, 298, 196, 352, and 356 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and the Prevention of Insults to National Honour Act, 1971

In Babaleshwar alone, 1,373 Form-7 applications were received on September 22. Of these, 1,363 were filed by just 10 people, seeking deletions largely against Muslim voters outside their own polling stations

The latest filing covers the first full financial year since the AAP lost power in Delhi in February 2025. The party continues to govern Punjab, where Trident is based. Its report contains 1,202 numbered entries

The BJP president participated in a number of events in Kolkata, including the “Yuva Samvad Conclave”, where Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari was also present

Nadda says the BJP is committed to the welfare of the poorest and the most marginalised persons in society and nation-building

The 46 BJP Members elected from Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe seats averaged 13.9 debates in the 18th Lok Sabha, against 21.5 for the House and 19.7 for BJP MPs from other seats, show PRS data

In a letter to the Chief Minister, BJP Andhra Pradesh chief urges fixed timelines for review and restoration of registration facilities for eligible private and freehold lands

Terming the reference to autonomy and special status in the resolution was an insult to the Constitution, BJP members tore business papers and conducted mock proceedings

Both CPI(M) and Congress described the incident as a “fallout of the BJP’s frustration” as the saffron party is fast losing its support base in the State, also linking the incident with recent controversies concerning the Election Commission of India

The BJP said Rahul Gandhi and Opposition leaders were conspiring to malign the country’s constitutional institutions and the Election Commission has already issued a fact-based clarification of “fabricated allegations”

BJP national vice-president condemns Congress’s allegations against ECI; calls upon party cadre to win all seats in ensuing local body polls

The issue of submission of 1,564 applications by just seven individuals in Babaleshwar has raised several suspicions; that these applications largely contain the names of Muslim voters serves as evidence of the BJP’s attempt at vote theft, Mr. Patil says

Citing the payments made to the youtubers and influencers, Trinamool MLA Kunal Ghosh accused the BJP of manufacturing a narrative of religious polarisation; BJP state spokesperson Debjit Sarkar defended the payments saying the party played by the book

He called Election Commission of India (ECI) a wing of BJP and targeted ECI chief Gyanesh Kumar saying, “He was heading ECI as part of BJP and under the name of SIR has done fraud with citizens of India.”