Barring exceptions, the "go-to" men are rooted in the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh and its student front, the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP), and have since moved to the BJP organisation.
Newly-appointed BJP co-incharge for West Bengal Amit Malviya asserted that the glory of the state can be restored only if the Mamata Banerjee government is routed
The NCW has sought explanation from BJP IT cell chief Amit Malviya, Congress leader Digvijay Singh and actress Swara Bhasker for allegedly revealing the identity of Hathras victim on Twitter. The National Commission for Women has also directed them to immediately remove these posts and refrain from sharing such posts in future. "@NCWIndia has served notices to @amitmalviya @digvijaya_28 and @ReallySwara seeking explanation on their #Twitter posts revealing the identity of the #Hathras victim along with a direction to remove these posts immediately & to refrain from sharing such posts in future," the NCW said in a tweet on Tuesday. In separate notices to Bhasker, Malviya and Singh, the NCW said it has come across several Twitter posts wherein the picture of the victim of the alleged gang rape incident was used. "In view of the above, you are hereby required to provide a satisfactory explanation to the Commission on receipt of this notice and shall remove and refrain from ...
"The BJP and the 'wider conservative ecosystem' was not aligned to Facebook as the latter removed 700 pages related to a nationalist narrative in the run-up to the 2019 general elections."
Banerjee also announced the formation of a 'Global Advisory Board', a policy making body which will aid the state government in preparing a roadmap for COVID-19 response in Bengal
Hasan Suroor on the attempts to discredit Shaheen Bagh protesters after failing to wear them down
The guild urged Malviya to immediately withdraw the so-called Twitter poll and the BJP to caution him strongly
Senior Congress leaders came out in support of their party colleague Jairam Ramesh who said 'demonising' the PM was wrong and he should be praised for the right things he do
Amit Malviya, the head of BJP's IT cell, is striving to fight the party's battles online but not always with success