BJP leaders, Chief Ministers wish Amit Shah on his 55th birthday

On the occasion of Union Home Minister Amit Shah's 55th birthday, several leaders from BJP extended their wishes to party strongman. Among those wishing Shah were Chief Ministers from across India and other party leaders. In a series of tweets, Amit Shah received many wishes. 

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BJP leaders wish Amit Shah

Many stalwart leaders from the BJP wished Union Home Minister Amit Shah on his birthday. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh took to Twitter and described Shah as a warrior and a hard-working and skilled strategist. Here's what he wrote in his tweet:

"A warrior, hard-working and skilled strategist and a cabinet minister, happy birthday Mr Amit Shah. As the home minister of the country, he is working to strengthen internal security more. I wish him longevity and good health,"

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Union Minister Smriti Irani also extended her wishes and said:

"Happy Birthday to Union Home Minister and world's largest party's National President, Skilled Strategist, Organizer Amit Shah. I wish you good health and longevity," said Smriti Irani

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Chief Ministers wish Amit Shah

Chief Ministers of other states wished Union Home Minister Amit Shah as well. Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar extended his wishes on Twitter as he lauded Amit Shah:

"Happy Birthday to honourable Home Minister of India, dedicated server of the nation and BJP party's president Amit Shah Ji. I wish God your longevity and good health."

Chief Minister of Maharashtra Devendra Fadnavis also shared his wishes through a montage and said that:

Heartiest birthday greetings from Maharashtra to our National President and Hon Union Minister Amit Shah Ji, who by his bold and historic decisions, is working hard for Nation building and inspiring us! 

 

 

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About Amit Shah

Mumbai-born Amit Shah, Amit Anilchandra Shah, was working with his father in their successful PVC pipe business, before joining the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. After joining the Sangh as a volunteer, Shah first met Narendra Modi in 1982. Modi was an RSS pracharak (propagator) and a youth-wing leader in Ahmedabad.

Since then the BJP's most successful combination Modi-Shah took the world of politics by a storm. Inspite being a stock market investor, Shah found electoral success early, when he was elected from Gujarat's Sarkhej constituency in four consecutive elections 1997, 1998, 2002 and 2007. His electoral success has only grown since then - with him winning 29 elections including various local body polls.