LIVE: PM Narendra Modi Addresses SC/ST BJP Workers In Last Leg Of Gujarat Campaign

All India | Edited by | Updated: December 07, 2017 12:19 IST
LIVE: PM Narendra Modi Addresses SC/ST BJP Workers In Last Leg Of Gujarat Campaign

Gujarat Assembly Election 2017: The BJP has ruled the state for the last 22 years.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the scheduled caste (SC) and scheduled tribe (ST) members of the BJP in election-bound Gujarat today and listen to their concerns on Cyclone Ockhi, which may hit the state. Today is the last day of the high-octane campaign for the first phase of the crucial Assembly polls in Gujarat, PM Modi's home state. Votes will be counted on December 18. The BJP has ruled the state for the last 22 years.

Here are the live updates on Narendra Modi's election campaign in Gujarat:




Dec 07, 2017
11:11 (IST)
In the last stages of the campaign, the Ram temple issue is at the fore with PM Modi attacking Congress leader Kapil Sibal yesterday for his petition to the Supreme Court to defer hearing on the Ranmjanmabhoomi- Babri Masjid dispute to after the 2019 elections.
Dec 07, 2017
11:10 (IST)
The prime minister will connect with the party workers on their mobile phones through the "audio bridge" technology and directly interact with the divisional heads of the party's SC and ST units in the state.
Dec 07, 2017
10:55 (IST)
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hold a rally in key Surat, while BJP chief Amit Shah will campaign in Saurashtra. A poll of opinion polls, which aggregates three surveys, shows the BJP winning Gujarat again but by a smaller margin than last time.
Dec 07, 2017
10:15 (IST)
On Diwali, PM Modi had extended his greetings to around 23,000 BJP workers in Gujarat through tele-conferencing. He had also spoken to around 2,000 party workers in his Parliamentary constituency, Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh, using the same technology.
Dec 07, 2017
10:15 (IST)

About 10,000 workers of the party would directly attend PM Modi's call, the BJP said in a statement on Wednesday.

Dec 07, 2017
10:14 (IST)
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