According to BJP sources, Deepak Mhaskey belongs to a senior BJP leadership from Chhattisgarh's Raipur.

Amit Malviya has been removed as the chief of the BJP's IT cell after 11 years, with Mhaske taking over the position.

BJP chief Nitin Nabin announced a party reshuffle, which includes Smriti Irani and Vasundhara Raje, adhering to the party's social engineering model. The new team also sees Ram Madhav return and Amit Malviya exit.

BJP IT cell chief Amit Malviya launched a sharp attack on the Trinamool Congress and Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, accusing the party of cash-for-service politics and widespread corruption using the hashtag '#PAY2TMC'.

Team Nitin Nabin is prioritizing youth and women, with Smriti Irani and Ram Madhav making a comeback, while Amit Malviya has been axed from the lineup.

Amit Malviya has criticized tech platforms, stating that if they use non-transparent code that users cannot see, they can effectively 'hide behind algorithms' to avoid accountability.

The BJP has criticized Trinamool's 'Diamond Harbour Model,' alleging election fraud with symbols taped at booths, and its media-in-charge, Amit Malviya, has called for repolling in all affected booths in Falta.

The BJP has strongly refuted claims blaming India for a US strike on an Iranian naval vessel, emphasizing the incident occurred in international waters far from Indian jurisdiction. Party leader Amit Malviya stated that geographical proximity does not equate to control or accountability under international maritime law, dismissing attempts to involve India as factually incorrect and politically motivated speculation.

Deepak Mhaskey has been appointed as the new head of the BJP IT cell, replacing Amit Malviya.

Nitin Nabin announced a reshuffle in the national BJP team, which includes the dropping of Amit Malviya and the comeback of Smriti Irani.

A spat between Arvind Kejriwal and Amit Malviya erupted following Tahir Hussain's conviction in the Delhi riots case, with Kejriwal also taking a jab at Owaisi's AIMIM party.

A Trinamool Congress lawyer argued in court that proceedings were being used as an online tool in a political campaign, referencing a video clip of an exchange posted on X by the BJP's Amit Malviya.

India's foreign policy, Amit Malviya added, must be "guided by national interest and the safety of its citizens, not by the compulsions of Congress' outdated ideological reflexes".