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Jathedar Akal Takht Giani Harpreet Singh condemned the attack on Sikhs in Pakistan and said that Sikhs in both countries (India and Pakistan) are not safe  

2019 was not a good year for motorists as 698 lives were lost due to road accidents. As per a Bengaluru Traffic Department report, Bengaluru witnessed a rise in the death toll compared to 2018 which recorded 684 deaths. The experts attributed the deaths to reckless driving and speeding.  

According to District Jail Malir Superintendent Aurangzaib Kango, the Indian fishermen sentenced to six-month imprisonment after they were arrested in November 2018, were released.  But, their release was delayed because of the process of the completion of their documents and nationality confirmation.

BJP leaders and party workers staged a protest over Nankana Sahib gurdwara attack in Pakistan. The leaders and party workers also went on a door-to-door campaign to spread awareness about CAA.   

Supporters of CAA and NRC were brutally thrashed by police following the violation of permission conditions. The supporters who were asked not to take out a rally near SNR District Hospital Circle did not care for police warnings. As a result, police used lathis to disperse the mob.

Speaking to reporters, SGPC secretary Roop Singh said that its committee strongly condemns the attack on Nankana Sahib and urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to increase security for devotees visiting the shrine

In a video, former Ramanathapuram MP Anwhar Raajhaa urged Tamil Nadu chief minister Edappadi K Palaniswami to pass a resolution against Citizenship Amendment Act and the National Register of Citizens in the state

Ballari MLA and brother of mining baron Janardhana Reddy, Somashekhar Reddy defended police action in Mangaluru and said police should have “shot everyone”. He also warned minorities of backlash if provoked.

Reacting to over 100 infants’ death at JK Lone Hospital in Rajasthan’s Kota, chief minister Ashok Gehlot said the death toll is less when compared to last 5-6 years.     

Rajasthan chief minister Ashok Gehlot lashed out at the Centre over the newly enacted law – Citizenship Amendment Act and National Register of Citizens. Lashing out at PM Modi, Gehlot said whoever built a nation in the name of religion, that nation has been shattered into pieces. However, BJP condemnedGehlot's statements and said should mind his business in governing Rajasthan as mandated by the voters of his state, instead of getting ahead of himself to advise the Prime Minister on which laws should be passed and which shouldn't be passed.