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He praised former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Kalyan Singh for his dedication to the Ram temple cause, highlighting Singh's pivotal role during the Ram mandir agitation. Modi criticized the Congress for its appeasement policies, likening their manifesto to that of the Muslim League. He affirmed his government's commitment to fostering a developed India despite global challenges, emphasizing the nation's resilience and determination.

In a press conference, Birender Singh stated, "I have tendered my resignation from the primary membership of the BJP and forwarded it to party chief J P Nadda. Additionally, my wife Prem Lata, who served as an MLA from 2014 to 2019, has also parted ways with the party. Tomorrow, we will officially join the Congress."

During her campaign speech for BJP's North Chennai candidate RC Paul Kanagaraj ahead of the Lok Sabha polls on April 19, Irani also targeted the ruling DMK in Tamil Nadu for allegedly making derogatory remarks against Sanatana Dharma.

The manifesto outlines the party's commitment to conducting a comprehensive caste census across the nation to accurately gauge the socio-economic status of different castes and sub-castes.

In the letter, Nirupam stated, "I have finally decided to fulfill your much-awaited desire and hereby announce that I choose to resign from the primary membership of the All India Congress Committee." He requested acknowledgment of his resignation, which he dispatched on Wednesday evening.

Following suit, Anil Sharma, the former Bihar Congress president, also made a crossover to the BJP, with a formal ceremony held in Delhi, graced by the presence of national general secretary Vinod Tawde.

The Katchatheevu dispute resurfaced recently following Prime Minister Narendra Modi's accusation that former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi had ceded the island to Sri Lanka in 1974.

Amit Malviya, the head of BJP's IT Department, took to social media platform X on Wednesday to share a video where Surjewala purportedly made objectionable comments about the incumbent Mathura MP.

Expressing his discontent, Vallabh took to the social media platform X to share his resignation letter addressed to Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge. He highlighted his discomfort with the party's aimless trajectory.

The details further revealed Gandhi's assets valued at Rs 9.24 crore, encompassing investments in equities, mutual funds, sovereign gold bonds, and other financial instruments. His income sources include his salary as the Wayanad MP, interest from banks, dividends, bonds, and royalties.