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Prime Minister Narendra Modi commended the newly appointed national office-bearers of the bharatiya janata party. He highlighted the team's blend of experience, vitality, and strong grassroots ties. Nitin Nabin leads this refreshed squad, which features thirteen vice presidents and a new treasurer, maintaining prominent positions for individuals like Piyush Goyal and B L Santosh, while introducing new national secretaries to bolster the party's framework.

Bikram Singh Majithia of the Shiromani Akali Dal expressed that public sentiment is leaning towards an alliance with the BJP. He highlighted Punjab's strategic location and the importance of social harmony as pivotal factors. The two parties had a longstanding relationship before parting ways over farm laws. Majithia emphasised that the final decision will come from the leadership of both sides, leaving the results of this potential collaboration uncertain.

The bharatiya janata party (BJP) is set to launch a nationwide 15-day campaign, 'Seva Sankalp Mahotsav', to highlight Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 25-year journey in public life and organise service-oriented programmes across the country.

Varsha Doshi Is New Vice President; Jagdish Patel, Rohan Gupta Appointed Secretaries; Hemang Joshi Made Yuva Morcha President

A bharatiya janata party Tiranga Yatra in Dhanbad experienced a brief physical altercation between two party workers. The dispute occurred at the Zila Parishad ground as the rally was preparing to commence its route. Amarjeet Kumar and Rita Yadav reportedly engaged in a physical confrontation after an argument escalated significantly. Other party members intervened and separated the individuals, allowing the procession to continue as planned.

Uttar Pradesh elections now prioritize women voters, who are a significant electoral force. Women's turnout has consistently surpassed men's in recent polls. Parties are actively wooing women with welfare schemes and cash transfers. Both the BJP and Samajwadi Party are making substantial promises to female voters. Winning the trust of over six crore women voters will be crucial for electoral success.

The bharatiya janata party has raised allegations against Rahul Gandhi’s forthcoming event in Pune, claiming it relies on paid influencers. Reports suggest these influencers are being compensated with twenty-five thousand rupees to promote and attend the event. A video shared by the party allegedly illustrates this process, suggesting attendees are tasked with creating and posting promotional content, which casts doubt on the genuine nature of support for the Congress leader.