BJP Chief J P Nadda's Rallying Call in Kerala: Aiming for 2026 Assembly Polls Victory

During his visit to Kerala, BJP chief J P Nadda called on party workers to strive for a victory in the 2026 assembly polls. He criticized Congress and Communist parties for corruption and nepotism, highlighting BJP's gains in southern states and its initiatives in Kerala. Nadda emphasized BJP's commitment to state's development.

Visiting Kerala for the first time after BJP's significant win in the Thrissur Lok Sabha seat, BJP chief J P Nadda urged party workers on Tuesday to work diligently for a victory in the 2026 assembly polls.

Addressing the BJP's expanded state executive meeting, Nadda criticized Congress and Communist parties, labeling them as 'ideologically bankrupt' and 'power-hungry.'

Nadda highlighted BJP's increasing influence in southern states and underscored the party's developmental initiatives in Kerala, urging continued efforts to ensure a BJP victory in 2026.

(With inputs from agencies.)