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The sources say the leaders are unable to
convince the cadre and party sympathisers in the region to attend the
much- hyped meeting of Modi, who is also BJP's campaign committee chief.
They added that the attendance from Rayalaseema may not be more than
400-500 people for the Modi meeting, which is a prestigious event for
BJP.
Unified AP stir to cast shadow on Narendra Modi's rally
Kadapa (AP): The ongoing agitation against the bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh is likely to cast a shadow on the much-publicised rally to be addressed by Gujarat Chief Minister at on Sunday.
Coastal Andhra and regions are witnessing widespread agitation ever since the announced decision to create state on July 30. The BJP State Executive, which met at Tirupathi on July 1-2, had directed the Rayalaseema leaders and cadres to mobilise about 10,000 people from the region for Modi's rally.
Later, in view of the agitation for unified AP, Rayalaseema leaders, in a recent meeting held at Hyderabad in the presence of State BJP President and senior leaders, scaled down the target to 2,000.
Coastal Andhra and regions are witnessing widespread agitation ever since the announced decision to create state on July 30. The BJP State Executive, which met at Tirupathi on July 1-2, had directed the Rayalaseema leaders and cadres to mobilise about 10,000 people from the region for Modi's rally.
Later, in view of the agitation for unified AP, Rayalaseema leaders, in a recent meeting held at Hyderabad in the presence of State BJP President and senior leaders, scaled down the target to 2,000.
1993 Mumbai blast case dossier never closed: India
New Delhi/London: A day
after senior Pakistan diplomat admitted that one of India's most wanted
terrorists Dawood Ibrahim was in his country, India on Saturday said the
1993 Mumbai bomb blast dossier has "never" been closed and it will not
rest till those responsible for the heinous attacks were brought to
justice.
"We too have seen the reports which have been attributed to an official
of the Pak government. The 1993 Mumbai bomb blast dossier has never
been closed by us. Therefore, now that we have received more information
about it, we will not rest till those responsible of 1993 attack
against our citizens in Mumbai are brought to justice wherever they are.
Haryana chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda on Saturday claimed that
his government had "not lent support to any individual or company on
illegal grounds" even as the state chief secretary promised a "fair"
deal to whistleblower IAS officer Ashok Khemka, ...
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