In a direct response to aggressive opposition campaigns and allegations surrounding electoral integrity, the Bharatiya Janata Party has mobilized its cadre across several major urban centers. Following recent public gatherings addressed by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, the ruling party launched its 'Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy' campaign to push back against claims regarding voter manipulation and administrative procedures.
Amit Shah Leads Hyderabad Procession
Union Home Minister Amit Shah is heading the protest in Telangana's capital city. His foot march is scheduled to commence at 3 PM from the statue of Babu Jagjivan Ram located at Nizam College, culminating at the Mojamjahi intersection. The state party unit organized this rally to counter what it characterizes as misleading propaganda concerning the SIR process. Amit Shah will deliver a public address at the conclusion point, with participation drawn from medical professionals, lawyers, intellectuals, and thousands of political workers.
Nitin Nabin Tours Bhagalpur And Kolkata
Party president Nitin Nabin is spearheading ground mobilization across eastern India. After conducting a demonstration in Bhagalpur, Bihar, he shifts focus to West Bengal for an afternoon programme. In Kolkata, he will walk a 2-kilometer stretch extending from College Street to Dharmatala. Prominent regional leaders, including CM Suvendu Adhikari and state president Samik Bhattacharya, are participating alongside him in this public display.
Demonstrations In Mumbai And Delhi
Western and northern hubs are witnessing parallel political activity. In Mumbai, hundreds of party functionaries organised a walking march from Dadar's Shivaji Park to Kamgar Maidan. Meanwhile, the Delhi unit planned an agitation targeting Rahul Gandhi's rally held on November 1, coinciding with the anniversary of the 1984 anti-Sikh violence. At 12 PM, affected families joined a justice march starting from Gurdwara Bangla Sahib and concluding at Gurdwara Rakab Ganj Sahib.
