Bjp Rath Yatra

BJP files writ petition in Calcutta HC challenging Mamata Banerjee's decision to not allow Rath Yatra

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Monday filed a writ petition in West Bengal High Court challenging the order of Mamata Banerjee government, which denied the permission to the party to hold Ratha Yatra in the state. The court will hear the plea on Tuesday.

West Bengal BJP to wait till Saturday for state govt permission for 'rath yatra'; Calcutta HC had told state to decide on rally by 14 Dec

The West Bengal BJP will "wait and watch" till Saturday for permission from the state government for the party's rath yatra campaign in the state, top leaders of the saffron party said Friday.

BJP rath yatra: Amit Shah calls West Bengal government 'undemocratic', says Mamata Banerjee is scared of saffron party

BJP president Amit Shah on Friday attacked the Mamata Banerjee government in West Bengal over their refusal to let BJP conduct a Rath Yatra in the state, calling her undemocratic.

West Bengal govt denies permission for Amit Shah’s rath yatra from Cooch Behar claiming possibility of communal tension

The West Bengal government has denied permission to BJP president Amit Shah's proposed 'rath yatra' from Cooch Behar on grounds that it might cause communal tension, the state's advocate general informed the Calcutta High Court on Thursday.

'Who will take responsibility for potential mishap?': HC quizzes BJP over dragging West Bengal govt to court over permission for Amit Shah rally

The West Bengal government has refused permission to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president Amit Shah's proposed 'rath yatra' from Coochbehar on grounds that it might cause communal tension, the state's advocate general informed the Calcutta High Court on Thursday.

Sabarimala row throws CPM into a political conundrum in Kerala as BJP, Congress scramble for Hindu votes

The CPM’s quandary in the Sabarimala row is clear. If it doesn’t comply with the Supreme Court verdict, the Left government can be accused of committing contempt of court as well as pandering to sentiments of religion. And by implementing the judgment, they face music from angry Hindus.