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New Delhi, January 20:
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived at the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) headquarters in Delhi on Monday ahead of the formal assumption of responsibilities by senior party leader Nitin Nabin. The visit comes as part of the party’s internal organisational reshuffle and is expected to mark the beginning of Nabin’s tenure in a key leadership role. Senior BJP officials welcomed both leaders and underscored the importance of strengthening party coordination at the national and state levels.

Sources said that Nitin Nabin, who has previously held several important portfolios within the party, will now be entrusted with responsibilities that include strategic planning, coordination with state units, and overseeing organisational outreach initiatives. Party insiders indicated that PM Modi’s presence at the headquarters signifies the central leadership’s support for Nabin’s appointment and highlights the BJP’s focus on consolidating its grassroots and state-level operations. Observers noted that the move is aimed at enhancing administrative efficiency, boosting party morale, and ensuring that leadership transitions are smooth and well-coordinated across all levels.

Thiruvananthapuram, January 20:
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Monday raised concerns over what he described as “unauthorised changes” in certain policies issued by the Governor. Speaking in the state Assembly, the CM said that modifications made without proper consultation or procedural adherence could undermine the state’s administrative processes and governance framework.

Vijayan emphasised that any deviation from established protocols risks creating confusion among officials and citizens alike. He called for a thorough review and urged coordination between the Raj Bhavan and state government to ensure that policies are implemented transparently and in accordance with legal and constitutional guidelines. The remarks have sparked debate in political circles, with observers noting potential implications for the state’s ongoing administrative and legislative activities.

Chennai, January 20:
Tamil Nadu political leader T Velmurugan (TVK) on Monday criticised Governor R N Ravi, alleging that the Raj Bhavan is being used for political propaganda rather than fulfilling its constitutional role. Speaking to the media, TVK accused the Governor of acting in a manner that favours certain political interests, creating tension between the state government and the Raj Bhavan.

TVK urged that constitutional offices, including the Governor’s post, should remain neutral and above party politics to uphold democratic principles. The remarks came amid heightened scrutiny of the Governor’s recent actions in the Tamil Nadu Assembly, including walking out of a key session and controversies surrounding protocol, which have sparked debates over administrative propriety and political neutrality in the state.

Kolkata, January 20:
BJP leader Dilip Ghosh on Monday alleged that the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) government in West Bengal is obstructing the progress of Special Investment Regions (SIRs) in the state. Speaking at a press briefing, Ghosh claimed that bureaucratic delays, policy roadblocks, and political interference are being used to stall key investment projects, which he said could have generated employment and boosted the state’s economic growth.

Ghosh further stated that SIRs are crucial for attracting both domestic and foreign investors, and hindrance in their implementation could affect West Bengal’s competitiveness compared to other states. He called upon the Centre to intervene and ensure smooth execution of these projects, highlighting that timely completion of SIR initiatives is vital for infrastructure development, industrial expansion, and creating opportunities for local communities. The BJP leader also warned that continued obstruction could discourage future investments and negatively impact the state’s industrial ecosystem.