BJP alleges security lapses during Amit Shah's Kerala visit
In short
BJP leader K. Surendran said security and intelligence failed during Amit Shah’s visit to Keralam. He said Youth Congress activists held a black flag protest while Shah’s convoy was on the way, and police did not prepare well enough.
This matters because it points to a public-order issue during a high-profile visit. The reporting does not say how police or the government responded.
What the reporting says
BJP national secretary K. Surendran alleged security and intelligence lapses during Amit Shah's visit to Keralam, after Youth Congress activists staged a black flag protest while Shah's convoy was en route. The report says Surendran blamed local police for failing to anticipate the protest and provide adequate security. It also says Keralam ministers later faced backlash from Yuva Morcha members. What remains unclear is the official response, if any.
Why it matters
BJP national secretary K. Surendran alleged lapses during Amit Shah’s Keralam visit after a Youth Congress black flag protest targeted Shah’s convoy. The report says he criticized local police for not anticipating the protest or providing adequate security. It also says Keralam ministers faced backlash from Yuva Morcha members afterward. The available reporting does not state any official inquiry, response, or injury.