Lotus Blossoms In Municipal Council; Triumph by BJP

Lotus blossoms in municipal council; Triumph by BJP and violation of Corona rules. 

Fireworks that damage the environment are prohibited in order to prevent aggravation. However, during the celebration, the noise and pollution of fireworks have poured CDC rules into the air.

BJP leaders have violated the rules enacted by the state BJP government.

BJP candidates have been unanimously elected in the presidential and vice-presidential elections on Monday in the Jigani Municipality of Anekal Taluk in Bangalore outskirts.

Celebrated lavishly, Covid rules violated. Yes, the 23-member Jigam Municipality has 16 BJP, 5 Congress, one JDS, and one non-party member.

So, since each party member has not filed nomination papers for the presidency and vice-president Gadhi, Mamata Narasimha Reddy has been elected unanimously as vice president.

BJP leaders and activists have celebrated a grand triumph as BJP candidates are elected president and vice-president.

Covid – 19 Fireworks that damage the environment are prohibited in order to prevent aggravation. However, during the celebration, the noise and pollution of fireworks have poured CDC rules into the air.

Lotus blossoms, BJP leaders have violated the rules enacted by the state BJP government. In addition, the BJP has also violated the Covid-19 rules in the event of triumph and no social interference.

In addition to wearing masks for the sole purpose of covering the mouth and nose, masks are also required to apply the mask. All this is a law for the general public. A law for people’s representatives? That raises the question.

The JDS administration has lost control of the Congress in the presidential-presidential election of Srinivaspura Municipality in Kolar District.

Lalitha, who contested for the presidency from the JDS in a 23-member municipality, was elected president with 12 votes, while Ayesha was elected vice president.

Some members of Congress, who are still less powerful in the municipality, are running for election. Former Speaker and MLA Ramesh Kumar, who was in power to vote in the elections, also abstained from the election process.