Ram Madhav claimed that the youth of Jammu and Kashmir is coming forward in huge numbers to take part in the elections and they will free the region from the dynast politicians.
Why did BJP remember Ram Madhav after 5 years? Is bringing Ram Madhav an attempt to reduce distance from the Sangh? Is BJP making a new strategy by bringing Ram Madhav? How much will Ram Madhav benefit in Jammu and Kashmir elections? Will Ram Madhav be able to bring power in Jammu and Kashmir?
As a key BJP organisational leader between 2014-2020, Madhav was deeply involved with the politics of the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir and was seen instrumental in its unlikely alliance with the PDP in 2015 after the 2014 assembly polls threw up a hung verdict.
Mourning the death of General Rawat, Madhav said, "In his demise, the country has lost a great reformist leader of our armed forces."
All major terrorist incidents of the world have their footprints in Pakistan, Madhav, also a member of the RSS national executive, said.
Speaking at the launch of his new book ''Because India Comes First'', Madhav said democracy is stressed and facing new challenges with the rise of "non-political" and "non-state" forces.
The District Development Council (DDC) election results are a victory of the policies of the Government of India, and of the Jammu and Kashmir administration in successfully conducting the polls, said BJP leader Ram Madhav on December 23.
After the tragic death of BJP leader Wasim Bari, along with his father and brother at the hands of terrorists, Union Minister Jitendra Singh and BJP national general secretary Ram Madhav, met his family in Bandipora at the residence
BJP General Secretary Ram Madhav on June 25 said that there is no instability in Manipur.
BJP Leader Ram Madhav on Manipur government's stability said that the government has been winning elections and it will be stable until 2022.
The Madhya Pradesh BJP has sent a list of 20 to 22 names, including national general secretaries Ram Madhav and Kailash Vijayvargiya, to the party's central poll panel to pick two candidates for the March 26 Rajya Sabha elections to three seats in the state, a senior leader said.
The abrogation of Article 370 of the Constitution was the first step towards fulfilling the objective of "Akhand Bharat" and its next step would be to take back the Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, BJP national general secretary Ram Madhav said on Saturday.
Bharatiya Janata Party's National General Secretary Ram Madhav. Ram Madhav cast his vote for Karol Bagh assembly constituency.
BJP National General Secretary Ram Madhav has said that he is in favour of the resumption of political activity in the UT of Jammu and Kashmir 'sooner than later'. Highlighting that over 100 days have passed since the abrogation of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir, the BJP man said that the demands should be within the ambit of the constitution.
"Pakistan is continuing its efforts to create unrest in the valley but our security forces will frustrate all its attempts," the BJP leader told reporters on the sidelines of a seminar organised by his party on "accession day" in Jammu.
This was the first time any BJP leader addressed a gathering in Kashmir after August 5 when Article 370 was abrogated.
Ram Madhav said that during the abrogation of Article 370, 2000-2500 people were under preventive detention, however, presently only 200-250 remain restricted.
Arun Jaitley ji was a one-stop reference for the party whenever legal issues or Constitutional matters are to be tackled in states or at the Centre, he said, speaking at a condolence meeting at the Telangana BJP headquarters here.
BJP national general secretary Ram Madhav on Monday praised Modi government's decision of scrapping Article 370, which confers special status for Jammu and Kashmir and described as a "glorious day". BJP leader Ram Madhav also said the martyrdom of its idealogue Dr Shyama Prasad Mukherjee for complete integration of the state into India has been "honoured".
The BJP national general secretary was addressing a workers' rally at Balhama in Pampore on the outskirts of the city here. He said the government has started the task of "mending" those leaders who indulge in this type of politics.
Top News
Latest News
