JP Nadda

The BJP-led Central Government approved 10 railway projects in Karnataka, under the leadership of PM Narendra Modi. On April 17, BJP National President JP Nadda visited Karnataka, and during an executive-meeting in Hosapete, announced to soon begin work on new railway projects for Karnataka people. Glorifying BJP's work Nadda said, under the Modi regime, Ayushman Bharat, Swacch Bharat, and other projects have benefited people, unlike Congress… read-more

BJP's National president JP Nadda stated that Himachal Pradesh's CM Jai Ram Thakur will continue to be the CM if BJP wins the upcoming state assembly elections, later this year. He further stated that other than 10-15% of the ministers, everyone will be retained. "BJP will contest the Assembly Elections under his leadership (Jai Ram Thakur)," JP Nadda told the reporters.

To investigate the Birbhum Violence Case, the BJP formed a five-member committee, which submitted its report to the BJP National President JP Nadda. On March 30, the fact-finding committee, which recently visited Birbhum, West Bengal, and probed the killings of eight people, after the political outrage amid TMC leader's murder. Meanwhile, the Calcutta HC directed the WB SIT to hand over the case to the CBI, which named 21 accused.

The Bhartiya Janata Party President, JP Nadda chaired a meeting with national general secretaries to take stock of the BJP's situation in five states elections on March 6. The discussion was held over the feedback taken by the party workers and in which state party would be retaining power, said sources. However, Nadda will be assigning tasks to some leaders of talking to Independent MLA to join hands with the BJP.

On the occasion of Arunachal Pradesh and Mizoram Statehood Day, PM Narendra Modi extended his greetings. Taking to Twitter PM said, "May the state scale new heights of developments in the times to come." In another tweet, PM prayed for good health and well-being of the people of Mizoram. Meanwhile, BJP President JP Nadda also extended his greetings. Notably, the two states became a full-fledged states on February 20, 1987.