
Amit Shah will lead a Bharatiya Janata Party padayatra in Hyderabad on Monday, 2 November, part of the party's ‘Save Democracy and Defeat and Remove Anarchy’ campaign. Telangana BJP president N Ramchander Rao has appealed for large public participation, saying the event could draw around one lakh people.

The footmarch will start in the afternoon from the Babu Jagjivan Ram statue at Basheerbagh and end at Mozamjahi Market, where Shah will address the gathering. Union Coal Minister G Kishan Reddy and Rao inspected the route on 1 November to review arrangements and security.
Rao alleged the Congress was spreading false narratives about the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. The Print reports the padayatra comes as Shah is expected to respond to the INDIA bloc's rally in Delhi on 1 November, where Rahul Gandhi said Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar would be jailed for treason and that Modi and Shah would not escape the law.
Deccan Chronicle frames the padayatra as a mobilisation story, centring on Rao's appeal for attendance and the expected one lakh turnout, while giving space to his allegation against the Congress. The Print, carrying PTI copy, adds the political counterpoint: the march as a response to the INDIA bloc's ‘vote chori’ attack, including Rahul Gandhi's threat of jail for the Chief Election Commissioner and for Modi and Shah. Both outlets report the same event neutrally, but The Print's version situates the march in the immediate electoral-roll dispute and the opposition's charges, where Deccan Chronicle keeps its focus on the BJP's own call. Neither dwells on what the revision exercise actually changes. The concrete next point is the padayatra itself, set for Monday afternoon from Basheerbagh to Mozamjahi Market.
Coverage: 2 sources, 2 neutral
Sources (2): deccanchronicle.com (neutral report), theprint.in (neutral report)
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