Raman Singh  

Former chief minister of Chhattisgarh had paid a visit to Rameswaram, where he said he prayed for the development and improvement of India at the hands of the NDA.
 

Former chief minister of Chhattisgarh Raman Singh said at an interaction with journalists on Wednesday that his party, the BJP, will not get walked down by acts of terrorism. He added, 'We are not cowards unlike the terrorists. The BJP campaign for the Lok Sabha election will continue'.
 

Speaking exclusively to MyNation, Rajesh Toppo rubbished the allegations as 'fabricated'. He said, 'As a director of public relations, I meet 100 journalists through the day. I don’t even know who has labelled this allegation against me. But as far as the content of the conversation is concerned, I was not a party to it'

Chhattisgarh is all set for its two-phase Assembly elections 2018. The first phase will be held on November 12 and the second phase will be held on November 20

BJP president Amit Shah on Saturday said that BJP would make its lotus bloom for the fourth time straight in Chhattisgarh, while lauding Raman Singh government.

Despite high popularity ratings especially among the tribal and Satnami communities and a good manifesto, Ajit Jogi's party is struggling in terms of seats and vote share across polls. It is slated to bag five seats in poll of polls

Atal Bihari Vajpayee's niece Karuna Shukla, who left the BJP for the Congress and is now an election candidate of the latter, says it is unthinkable for her to disown the late leader who was a towering personality from her extended family. Thus, Vajpayee becomes a mascot for the party he belonged to as well as its archrival.

In Chhattisgarh, MP, and Rajasthan, the ruling BJP is pitted directly against the Congress, even as the presence of the Mayawati-led Bahujan Samaj Party's alliance with former Chhattisgarh chief minister Ajit Jogi's party has made the contest more interesting in that state