सोनिया के दुर्ग में कांग्रेस को बड़ा झटका, BJP में शामिल हो सकते हैं दिनेश सिंह

गांधी परिवार के दुर्ग रायबरेली में कांग्रेस को तगड़ा झटका लगने जा रहा है. कांग्रेस की पूर्व अध्यक्ष सोनिया गांधी के संसदीय क्षेत्र रायबरेली में पार्टी के विधान परिषद सदस्य दिनेश प्रताप सिंह पार्टी से नाराज हैं. माना जा रहा है कि बुधवार को लखनऊ में बीजेपी अध्यक्ष अमित शाह की मौजूदगी में दिनेश प्रताप सिंह बीजेपी में शामिल हो सकते हैं. इतना ही नहीं उनके भाई जिला पंचायत अध्यक्ष रायबरेली अवधेश प्रताप सिंह भी बीजेपी की सदस्यता ग्रहण कर सकते हैं.

कांग्रेस में नहीं रहना

रायबरेली के एमएलसी दिनेश प्रताप सिंह ने aajtak.in से बातचीत करते हुए कहा कि कांग्रेस में अब वो नहीं रहना चाहते हैं. बीजेपी में शामिल होने के सवाल पर उन्होंने कहा कि अभी जिले में अपने समर्थकों के साथ वो विचार विमर्श कर रहे हैं. समर्थकों की राय के बाद ही कोई कदम उठाएंगे.

सोनिया के प्रतिनिधी KL शर्मा वजह

बता दें कि दिनेश प्रताप सिंह के कांग्रेस से मोहभंग होने के पीछे बड़ी वजह सोनिया गांधी के प्रतिनिधि किशोरी लाल शर्मा हैं. पिछले साल अप्रैल में ही दिनेश प्रताप ने शर्मा को लेकर बगावत का झंडा उठाते हुए मोर्चा खोल दिया था. दिनेश प्रताप ने किशोरी लाल शर्मा पर जिले में कांग्रेस को खोखला करने का आरोप भी लगाया था. उन्होंने साफ कहा था कि अब कांग्रेस तय करे कि किशोरी लाल शर्मा कांग्रेस में रहेंगे या फिर दिनेश प्रताप सिंह. इसके बाद कांग्रेस ने दिनेश प्रताप को पार्टी से निलंबित कर दिया था.

Source:-Aajtak

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Assembly Elections 2017: How Narendra Modi won Uttar Pradesh

Make no mistake. The BJP win in Uttar Pradesh is a defining moment in Indian democracy.

In the past 25 years, never has a party so decisively controlled the levers of power in both Delhi and UP, home to 200 million and the heart of Indian politics. Rarely has a party been able to expand its social base, in such quick time, in such an unprecedented manner, across Hindu castes.

And not since the 1960s has a party exercised such dominance in national politics. The BJP was strong in the west, it was expanding in the east, but it did not have a state in the core heartland, from Delhi all the way to West Bengal, even though it was seen as a cow-belt party. That has now been addressed — and how.

Modi ki sarkar

Travelling on the ground, it is astonishing to see the admiration Narendra Modi evokes. We travelled in the aftermath of the decision on demonetisation, expecting to find anger, but saw people — in some of the poorest districts of UP — hailing him. Voters said he had delivered on what he promised, that he had taken on the rich and corrupt, that the gains accrued from the exercise would be eventually transferred to the poor.View more:-Bulk Sms Service provider

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The stinky politics of Gujarat: Patel agitation, Dalit protests and BJP infighting is pulling party apart

On Tuesday, hundreds of Dalits threatened to gather in Ahmedabad to write postcards to actor Amitabh Bachchan. Their message: 'Kuch din to guzaariya Gujarat mein' to experience 'badboo Gujarat ki.'
Prima facie, the twin taglines of the ongoing Dalit movement appear clever plays on Bachchan's campaign for Gujarat tourism and its tagline 'khushbu Gujarat ki.' But press your ears and nose to the ground and it becomes clear that Gujarat is indeed stinking, both literally and figuratively.

Source:-firstpost
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BJP’s 2019 roadmap: 115 new seats in 6 states

On an August afternoon, BJP president Amit Shah went into a huddle with party leaders of seven states to discuss the strategy for 2019 Lok Sabha elections. During the ninety minute meeting, he set out the goal for the state core committees to target around 115 seats identified as the party’s “new catchment areas”.
Shah’s message to his party leaders, on the day when Prime Minister Narendra Modi and he addressed the BJP core committees of all states on August 23, was to expand the party’s footprint beyond the constituencies it holds.



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On PM's Orders, BJP Assigns Each Rajya Sabha MP A Constituency Lost In 2014

Senators voted 61-20 to convict the country's first female president for illegally using money from state banks to bankroll public spending, marking the end of 13 years of leftist Workers Party rule.

Rousseff's opponents hailed her removal as paving the way for a change of fortunes for Brazil. Her conservative successor, Michel Temer, the former vice president who has run Brazil since her suspension in May, inherits a bitterly divided nation with voters in no mood for the austerity measures needed to heal public finances.

In his first televised address to the nation after being sworn in as president through 2018, Temer called on Brazilians to unite behind him in working to rescue the economy from a fiscal crisis and over 11 percent unemployment.

"This moment is one of hope and recovery of confidence in Brazil. Uncertainty has ended," Temer said in the speech broadcast after his departure for a G20 summit in China.

Until just a few years ago, Brazil was booming economically and its status was rising on the global stage.

The country then slid into its deepest recession in decades, and a graft scandal at state oil company Petrobras tarnished Rousseff's coalition. Millions took to the streets this year to demand her removal, less than two years after she was re-elected.

A string of corruption scandals, led by the Petrobras scheme, has engulfed vast swaths of Brazil's political class and business elites over the past 2-1/2 years.

New Delhi:  The BJP's 52 lawmakers in the Rajya Sabha or House of Elders don't have constituencies to nurture, but BJP Chief Amit Shah has just found them some. 

In another idea straight out of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi handbook for MPs, Mr Shah has told the Elders that they can no more stay away from the sweat and grime of electoral politics that their colleagues in the Lok Sabha go through to win their seats.

So they too will "work in a constituency" - they will each adopt one constituency that the party lost in 2014, and work to win it in 2019. This includes the 12 BJP members of Rajya Sabha who are ministers, they were informed at a special meeting addressed by the party president.

They will be expected to bolster the efforts of the local BJP candidate and take on the winner from a rival party who won the seat and their performance will be assessed - the results of the 2019 Lok Sabha elections will be considered when they are up for re-nomination to the Rajya Sabha.

"The party president said each member should take up one constituency lost in 2014 and work for the party organisation. They will handle the twin task of expanding the party base and its ideology," said Union Minister Prakash Javadekar.

The lawmakers can spend the Members of Parliament Local Area Development Scheme or MPLADs funds allotted to them in the constituency they adopt. The BJP believes this will optimise use of both human resource and the MP funds.

Lawmakers from both houses get 5 crores as MPLAD funds. While Lok Sabha members are expected to spend this money to develop their parliamentary constituencies, Rajya Sabha members represent entire states and so allocate funds to institutions and other work in those states.  

"The whole exercise is to hold Rajya Sabha members accountable like Lok Sabha members are," said a BJP leader.

PM Modi, who has introduced several novel ways to ensure that party leaders demonstrate work on ground in their constituencies, will also address the MPs.

He had reminded the BJP's Lok Sabha MPs during this month's monsoon session that they had not been filing report cards on work done in constituencies regularly.

Source:-ndtv
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Vijay Rupani is an RSS member since school days

Ahmedabad, Aug 7 () Vijay Rupani, who today became the Gujarat Chief Minister, has been a devoted member of RSS since his school days and has apparently been rewarded for his proximity to BJP chief Amit Shah.

The 60-year-old first time MLA is known for his hard work and keeps a low profile. His elevation to the top post is also seen as recognition of his Jain community, which was recently accorded minority status by the state government.

Rupani, who wields considerable influence in Saurashtra, a politically significant part of Gujarat, celebrated his birthday on August 2 with his wife and son at their house in Rajkot, his native town.

He was born in Rangoon, now Yangon, in Myanmar in 1956 and grew up in Rajkot where he joined RSS as a school boy. He pursued BA and then LLB.

As the chairman of the state tourism corporation, he headed "Khushbu Gujarat Ki" campaign to popularise the state as a tourist destination.

As a Rajya Sabha member from 2006-12, he was part of various parliamentary committees on water resources, food, public distribution, public undertaking, among others.

He was appointed the chairman of the Gujarat Municipal Finance Board in 2013. In October 2014, he won the Assembly bypolls from Rajkot West with a good margin after sitting MLA Vajubhai Vala resigned on becoming the Governor of Karnataka.

He had on February 19 become the state BJP chief, replacing R C Faldu, which was seen as a victory for the Amit Shah faction in the party's state unit.

Rupani, who served as the Transport Minister in Anandiben Patel's Cabinet cut his teeth into politics in his college days when he joined ABVP, and got involved the Navnirman student's agitation against corruption in public life in the 1970s.

He was among the first to join the agitation on the call given by Jayprakash Narayan and had also spent nearly one year in Bhuj and Bhavnagar jails during the Emergency.

Rupani was elected as Rajkot civic body corporator for the first time in 1987, and was later appointed as the president of the city's BJP unit.

Between 1988 and 1996, he served as the chairman of the Standing Committee of Rajkot Corporation and in 1996-97, he became the Mayor.

His is also recognised for his efforts to develop Rajkot as an industrial hub in the Saurashtra region.
Rupani has the distinction of serving as the state BJP's general secretary four times on the trot. He was also the party spokesperson at the state level. KA PD GK GVS SC GVS SMJ
Source;-indiatimes
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