Bharatiya Janata Party

PM Modi congratulated Nabin Nitin on the appointment, saying that he has distinguished himself as a hardworking Karyakarta.

Rahul Gandhi’s claim that Congress lost due to ‘vote chori’ where it led postal ballots collapses under scrutiny, as data shows postal votes form less than 1% and rarely influence election outcomes.

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has initiated its internal organisational elections, beginning with the appointment of state unit presidents across the country.

"The UDF and LDF have once again exposed their shameless politics of appeasement by opposing the Waqf Amendment Bill. Nothing but a blatant betrayal of the people of Kerala, especially the residents of Munambam who were facing eviction from their own land!" said Chandrasekhar in a post on X.

In his post, he shared a photograph of a newspaper report titled "Left, BJP and Cong share stage during Kerala investors' meet" and wrote, "Good to see this. Economic development should, as far as possible, be above the petty divisions of party politics."

State general secretary of the Dakshina Kerala Jamiyyathul Ulama, Thodiyoor Muhammed Kunju Moulavi said that the very existence of the Constitution of India was being destroyed through the amendment to the Waqf Act.

Congress Chief Minister of Telangana, Revanth Reddy, triggered a political storm by claiming that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was not born into the backward class.

BJP has promised a welfare board for gig workers, Rs 10 lakh life insurance, Rs 5 lakh accidental insurance, and the development of a new Yamuna riverfront modelled on Gujarat's Sabarmati riverfront.

Congress claimed that the Places of Worship Act safeguards ‘secularism’ in India and that the challenge to its constitutional validity is a “malicious attempt” to undermine secularism.

In a complaint against Subramani, Abhitha claimed, "When we asked him why we were being stopped from selling beef when others in the area were selling fish and chicken dishes, he threatened us. Subramani and his supporters threatened us again on 5th January.”