Union Home Minister Amit Shah held separate meetings with Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar during his trip to Mumbai. At their late-Tuesday meeting, Shinde urged the BJP leader to declare candidates for the assembly election.

As Jammu and Kashmir proceeds with the final phase of its Assembly elections today, Union Home Minister Amit Shah emphasised that the Union Territory requires a government capable

MUMBAI: Union Home Minister Amit Shah declared on Tuesday that "no one can stop" Mahayuti from returning to power in Maharashtra ahead of the upcoming Assembly

Mumbai: Opposition parties on Wednesday reacted strongly to Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s statement that the BJP will form government on its own in Maharashtra in 2029. Shiv Sena (UBT) leader and Rajya Sabha member Sanjay Raut called Shah’s statement a ‘dream defect’ of BJP.

The BJP's top state leadership have maintained a studied silence on Shah's optimism, leaving karyakartas to draw their own inferences and inspiration.

On his third visit to Maharashtra in two weeks, Shah, the BJP's master strategist, held a meeting with BJP MLAs and select party workers in Dadar.

Addressing BJP workers in Mumbai, Amit Shah said that the party aims to secure over 50 per cent seats in Mumbai and Konkan regions in the upcoming elections.

Amit Shah confident in Mahayuti alliance victory in Maharashtra, sets long-term goal for BJP's sole governance by 2029.

Shah also emphasised the party's commitment to implementing the Uniform Civil Code in Maharashtra should they emerge victorious in the elections