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Union Home Minister Amit Shah arrives in Hyderabad for party march
Reported by Rituparna Sen (Section Editor) Β· The Hindu - National Β·
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UPDATE - follow-up to Amit Shah in Hyderabad for padayatra: Union Home Minister Amit Shah touched down in Hyderabad on Monday to join a major political march carrying the slogan 'Let us safeguard democracy - let us end anarchism'.
Route And Leaders
Before heading to the main event, he visited the Bhagyalakshmi shrine close to Charminar alongside top members of the state party team to offer prayers. The march itself runs from the Babu Jagjivan Ram memorial located in Basheerbagh down to MJ Market within the city.
Party Statements
Writing on social media, Mr. Shah accused the ruling party of facing repeated poll losses and trying to capture control by harmful means, stating his goal is to shield the system from such moves. Several notable figures joined the gathering, including Coal and Mines Minister G. Kishan Reddy, Minister of State for Home Affairs Bandi Sanjay, and state party chief N. Ramchander Rao.
Context
Political marches and public rallies are common methods used by major parties in India to mobilize support and draw public attention to key political issues. Local authorities frequently enforce route diversions and traffic controls in central urban areas to manage large crowds during such high-profile visits.
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- Amit Shah Visits Hyderabad for BJP Padayatra Against Congress
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