Amit Shah invokes Ram temple, promises UCC in UP if BJP returns to power
- On Friday, Union Home Minister Amit Shah pledged that the BJP would implement the Uniform Civil Code in Uttar Pradesh if the party returns to power in next year's Assembly elections.
- Addressing a state executive committee meeting in Lucknow, Shah contrasted the BJP's construction of the Ram temple with what he alleged was the Samajwadi Party's history of firing on Ram devotees.
- State BJP president Pankaj Chaudhary urged party workers to frame the poll battle as a decisive fight between "vinash aur vikas" and "jatiwad aur rashtrawad," emphasizing engagement with all social sections.
- Shah predicted the Samajwadi Party would remain out of power in Uttar Pradesh for the next 30 years, criticizing the Opposition for relying on negative allegations rather than policy discussions.
- Madhya Pradesh recently became the fourth state after Uttarakhand, Gujarat, and Assam to pass a Uniform Civil Code law, reflecting a legislative trend the BJP now aims to replicate in Uttar Pradesh.
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Amit Shah invokes Ram temple, promises UCC in UP if BJP returns to power
Amit Shah addressed party workers in Uttar Pradesh, criticizing the Samajwadi Party for violence against Ram devotees. He highlighted the BJP's role in constructing the Ram temple as a key achievement. Shah reaffirmed the commitment to implementing the Uniform Civil Code if the BJP is re-elected. This address reflects the party's strategies and priorities ahead of upcoming elections.
<p style="text-align: justify;">Before the assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has made a big announcement on Uniform Civil Code (UCC). <a title="Amit Shah" href="https://www.abplive.com/topic/amit-shah" data-type="interlinkingkeywords">Amit Shah</a> said in the BJP Working Committee meeting in <a title="Lucknow" href="https://www.abplive.com/topic/lucknow" data-type="interlinkingkeywords">Lucknow</a> that UCC has …
Amit Shah promises UCC In UP if BJP returns to power, challenges Opposition to debate vote theft In Parliament
Having lost the match, they are now blaming the umpire, alleging that votes were stolen. The BJP is prepared for a discussion in Parliament. Let’s convene a special session—we are ready to address every single point, says Shah
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