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  1. The Bharatiya Janata Party is preparing for the 2027 Assembly elections in Punjab.
  2. Nitin Nabin, BJP National President, held a roadshow in Jalandhar as part of the BJP's efforts to form the government in Punjab.
  3. BJP strengthens its organizational presence in Punjab with Nitin Nabin's visit to Amritsar.

Nitin Nabin campaigned for Punjab assembly polls, linking the state's growth to Modi's leadership and drawing a link between Bihar and Punjab.

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Nitin Nabin campaigned for Punjab assembly polls, linking the state's growth to Modi's leadership and drawing a link between Bihar and Punjab.

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  1. Nitin Nabin criticized Rahul Gandhi's Chhatron ki Goonj and Congress's objection to Vande Mataram, while BJP alleged anarchy under AAP rule in Punjab.Sub-event
  2. Narendra Modi visited Punjab on August 1st to engage with community leaders and expand outreach ahead of the 2027 election cycle.Sub-event
  3. Sandeep Pathak, a former aide of Arvind Kejriwal, is now part of Nitin Nabin's new BJP team tasked with developing the strategy for Punjab.Sub-event
  4. BJP uses drug menace as a major issue during the Punjab elections.Sub-event
  5. Nitin Nabin toured Punjab while Akali Dal partnered with the Bharatiya Jana Sangh precursor.Sub-event
  6. Shiromani Akali Dal ends alliance over farm laws, with expectations of leadership roles in future government formation.Sub-event
  7. BJP strengthens presence in Punjab as Nabin advises against SAD alliance talks.1 source
  8. Nabin links Punjab's growth to Modi's leadership while campaigning for assembly polls.1 source

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