Kerala Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan on Friday said that his newly formed United Democratic Front (UDF) government is fully committed to implementing all five "Indira Guarantees" promised during the election campaign.
In North Bengal’s politically sensitive Malda district, the election campaign has gathered momentum, turning both urban centres and rural belts into a high-voltage battleground of narratives, personalities, and shifting loyalties.
The Kerala High Court on Tuesday dismissed a plea against tthe Chief Minister's Office (CMO) for allegedly using personal data belonging to government employees and citizens to send bulk WhatsApp messages highlighting the LDF-led State government's achievements ahead of the 2026 assembly elections.
During the visit, the Prime Minister is scheduled to release the NDA manifesto for the upcoming Assembly elections. He is also expected to meet religious and community leaders as part of his outreach programme.
The meeting aims to celebrate BJP’s Bihar victory and acknowledge the contributions of these leaders, in turn strengthening organisational preparedness for upcoming assembly elections in the aforementioned states, according to sources.
The remaining 122 constituencies will go to the polls on 11 November, with 1,302 candidates contesting. The results will be announced on 14 November.
“Now, that same jungle raj is trying to return, disguised in new clothes and faces. It is your duty to stop it,” he told the gathering.
BJP candidate in Darbhanga, Sanjay Saraogi, accompanied CM Adityanath in the vibrant road show.
The rally, attended by Singhbhum MP Joba Majhi, Minister Deepak Birua, and several JMM legislators, included tributes to the late Ramdas Soren and political appeals highlighting tribal identity and local development.
Gupta will be leaving for poll-bound Bihar on Monday evening, and during the election campaign, she will be accompanied by senior leaders of the BJP and allied parties as well as party candidates and workers.
