Shah also said Article 370 won’t be restored, come what may. “Even if Indira Gandhi were to return from heaven, Article 370 won’t be restored,” Shah said.

As Maharashtra is gearing up for the 2024 Assembly polls, the political landscape is highly charged with strong statements and heated exchanges between contesting parties. The BJP and opposition leaders are engaged in a war of words, as accusations and counterclaims fly thick and fast.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah strongly voiced against the restoration of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir, cornered Congress on Muslim reservations, and criticized the MVA's governance in Maharashtra.

Addressing a rally in Maharashtra's Dhule, Amit Shah said that no one, even Indira Gandhi from heaven, won't be able to restore the provision.

If reservation has to be given to Muslims, then reservation for SCs, STs and OBCs will have to be cut...the ‘ladli behnas’ (women) of Maharashtra are with the lotus flower and the BJP, says Shah.

Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge and Union Home Minister Amit Shah recently exchanged barbs during their respective campaigns for the upcoming Maharashtra Assembly elections.

While speaking at an election rally in Maharashtra, Amit Shah made it clear that Article 370 won’t be restored under any circumstances.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday dismissed any possibility of restoring Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir, stating that "even if Indira Gandhi were to return from heaven," it wouldn't happen.

Union Minister Amit Shah declares that Article 370 will not be restored, regardless of political circumstances, while criticizing Opposition leaders at election rallies in Maharashtra.

The Union minister made it clear that Article 370, scrapped in 2019 by the BJP-led central government, won’t be restored under any circumstances