Last month in a meeting in Mumbai Shah had indicated that scrapping of Jammu and Kashmir’s special status will be of the key poll planks in elections
Parli: BJP president Amit Shah, another star campaigner of the saffron alliance, is slated to address 18 rallies starting from Latur district this week, said party sources.
The campaigning for assembly polls will end on the evening of October 19 and votes will be counted on October 24. On Sunday State BJP president Chandrakant Patil had said a chunk of Shah’s rallies will take place in western Maharashtra, considered a bastion of the Congress-NCP combine.
Addressing a party meeting in Mumbai last month, Shah had indicated that scrapping of Jammu and Kashmir’s special status will be of the key poll planks in elections.
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Today Amit Shah received 370 Cannan salute in Parli rally which is organized by a prominent leader of BJP leader Pankaja Munde. Union Minister Amit Shah will kickstart the BJP campaign. Today, the focus of the entire state will be on Lord Bhaktagada of Savargaon, the birthplace of Saint Bhagwan Baba in Patoda taluka. Rural Development Minister Pankaja Mude is scheduled to hold a Dussera rally today. Notably, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis will also be present at the event. All candidatures of Beed will be present on stage.
At this time, Shah was given a special salute for 370 guns in appreciation of the Modi government’s removal of article 370 in Kashmir. They welcomed him by flanking 370 tricolour flags. Every year Pankaja Munde’s speech is the highlight of the Dussehra fair. But this year, the presence of Amit Shah and the 370 gun salutes offered to him will be a highlight. There were a lot of people who attended a rally.
Amit Shah said India is now completely united by the removal of 370 articles. Narendra Modi’s work has reached in every house of India. All communities will get justice including OBC, SC, and ST. Shah also remembered late Gopinath Munde.
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