Bjp In Kerala

Sabarimala sees 50% dip in devotees since 2017; Hindu groups say CPM govt trying to 'take over' Ayyappa shrine

While the BJP blamed the adamant stand took by the state government to implement Supreme Court verdict on Sabarimala for the troubles, the ruling CPM held the saffron party’s attempt to reap political mileage out of the situation responsible for the crisis at Sabarimala.

'Failed' Janaraksha Yatra proves Hindutva ideology is burden on BJP in Kerala: Amit Shah's 'faulty' strategy falls flat

The lukewarm response Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)'s roadshow — Janaraksha Yatra — in Kerala received this week and party chief Amit Shah's decision to abandon subsequent events leaving the state leaders in the lurch proved the saffron party had to do a lot of homework on India's most literate state.

Amit Shah skips Janaraksha Yatra in Kerala: BJP chief in Delhi with Narendra Modi, major announcement expected soon

The Kerala BJP has announced that Amit Shah will not be attending the Janaraksha Yatra in Kerala on Thursday.

Janaraksha Yatra in Kerala: CPM fumes as BJP rally intends to project Left as catalyst of terror

The peace forged between the CPM and BJP-RSS combine in Kerala following a series of political murders has come under strain in the wake of Janaraksha Yatra launched by the latter against 'Red-Jihadi terror'.

Kerala BJP chief K Rajasekheran denies party's link in medical college scam

Kerala BJP chief Kummanem Rajasekheran on Thursday denied any links of the party with an alleged medical college scam, even as the issue rocked Parliament.

Kozhikode conclave: BJP eyes expansion in Kerala, prepared to accept any party into its fold

BJP, which had garnered about 16 percent vote share in the 16 May polls, is upbeat that it has succeeded in opening its account in Kerala Assembly with the victory of former Union minister O Rajagopal.

Kerala Assembly Election: Both Congress and CPM have nightmares about BJP opening an account in the state

In Kerala, everybody is talking about the BJP's grand plan to "open the account" in the 140-seat state assembly. A national party's attempt to enter an assembly, where it has never won a single seat before, shouldn't really be a big deal in the normal course.