Amit Shah

During the extensive 45-minute discussion, the leaders delved into various aspects of state politics, including seat sharing and alliance concerns.

Shah lauded the day as a momentous occasion for Assam, marking the initiation of peace in a region historically marred by violence.

The committee includes key figures such as BJP's central observers for West Bengal, namely Sunil Bansal, Amit Malviya, Asha Lakra, and Mangal Pandey.

Amit Shah expressed his respect in a post on X, saying, "On Veer Bal Diwas, I bow to Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s four Sahibzade and Mata Gujri Ji. With supreme courage, they stood against the brutal Mughal rule and chose martyrdom, refusing to convert. Their unmatched valor will continue to inspire generations to come."

Sources indicate that Shah stressed the importance of highlighting the government's accomplishments in the run-up to the upcoming elections and securing a resounding victory. He reportedly expressed the goal of achieving such a substantial win that the Opposition would think twice before challenging the party.

He commended the government's initiatives in elevating cultural harmony globally through the IGM since 2016 and emphasized the historical significance of Kurukshetra, where Lord Shri Krishna imparted the profound teachings of the Gita over 5,000 years ago.

The Bill, presented by the Union Home Minister, received approval through a voice vote on Thursday. In the context of the new Criminal law's implementation, Section 375 and Section 376 will be replaced by Section 63 for rape, while gang rape will fall under Section 70.

Shah emphasized that the new criminal laws aim to free people from a colonial mindset, replacing outdated laws from British times. The bills were developed after extensive consultations, and Shah scrutinized every detail before presenting them in the Lok Sabha.

The opposition bloc leaders, including NCP leader Sharad Pawar, discussed their strategy with Kharge, and it was agreed that MPs would persist in demanding Shah's statement in Parliament, while the suspended legislators would stage a protest in front of the Mahatma Gandhi statue.

The ceremony, scheduled outside the Albert Hall at 11:15 a.m., will witness Deputy Chief Ministers-designate Diya Kumari and Dr. Premchand Bairwa taking oath. Invitations have been extended to central leaders, Chief Ministers, and numerous state party workers.