NDA leaders meet at JP Nadda’s residence in Delhi, show solidarity
THE JHARKHAND STORY DESK Advertisement New Delhi, Dec 25: A meeting of senior NDA leaders was held today, Tuesday, at the…
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THE JHARKHAND STORY DESK
New Delhi, Dec 25: A meeting of senior NDA leaders was held today, Tuesday, at the residence of BJP President JP Nadda. Home Minister Amit Shah was also present at the meeting.
The meeting saw the participation of TDP President Chandrababu Naidu, Pratap Rao Jadhav from Shiv Sena, Rajiv Ranjan Singh aka Lalan Singh from JD(U), H.D. Kumaraswamy from JD(S), Sanjay Nishad from Nishad Party, Jitan Ram Manjhi from HAM Party, Anupriya Patel from Apna Dal, Tushar Vellapally from Bharat Dharma Jan Sena, and other NDA leaders.
The meeting aimed to convey a message of unity within the NDA to the public.
Discussion on Congress’ movement regarding Constitution and Ambedkar issues
According to sources, the meeting, which lasted for fifty minutes, saw discussions between Amit Shah and JP Nadda regarding the ongoing Congress party movement on the issues of the Constitution and Ambedkar. It was stated that Congress is spreading a fake narrative.
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The NDA allies were informed about how opposition parties misrepresented Amit Shah’s statement on Ambedkar and are now attempting to create a political narrative around it.
The meeting also focused on strategies for better coordination and mutual cooperation within the NDA.
Discussion on NDA’s victory in Haryana-Maharashtra Assembly polls and UP by-polls
In the meeting, congratulations were extended for the improved coordination and impressive victories within the NDA in the Haryana and Maharashtra assembly elections, as well as the bypolls in Uttar Pradesh.
Additionally, NDA leaders discussed various issues, including One Nation, One Election and matters related to Ambedkar. Almost all leaders were in agreement.
According to reports, it had been decided in the previous NDA meeting that the leaders would meet once a month. However, due to the busy schedules of the Maharashtra, Jharkhand, and Haryana assembly elections, the meeting had not been held earlier.
