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  • Pulia wall collapses due to shoddy construction work: BJP

    Pulia wall collapses due to shoddy construction work: BJP

    Nalgonda: BJP State executive member Kanmantha Reddy Sridevi Reddy said that the Udaya Samudra- Brahmin Vellama canal culvert wall collapsed due to shoddy construction work.

    Sridevi’s team inspected the collapsed canal culvert walls at Dandampally and interacted with the officials.

    She said, “the way the walls were washed away and fell into the canal in just one rain is a proof of the defects in the construction work. Fortunately, no casualty happened.”

    She stated that the construction of the wall was not done according to standards; proper precautions were not taken while laying the pipes of Mission Bhagiratha and the use of soil of bund of culvert for immersion during the last Vinayaka Chavithi by the municipality also damaged the strength of the culvert.

    In view of the upcoming elections, the trial run of Brahmin Vellemla project was hastily done without considering the strength of walls of the canal is an example of the careless attitude of the KCR government.

    She said that BRS in the name of development of Nalgonda town and constituency, the government is deceiving people by doing few main road works of the town and by ignoring rural development.

    BJP leader Kanmantha Reddy Ramesh Reddy, BJP OBC Morcha district president Konda Bhavani Prasad, general secretary Yadagiri, SC Morcha district general secretary Baki Narsimha, BJYM town president Prasad, Mahesh and others were present.

  • Amit Shah to launch BJP’s ‘mega yatras’ in Madhya Pradesh from June 22

    Amit Shah to launch BJP’s ‘mega yatras’ in Madhya Pradesh from June 22

    Bhopal: Ruling BJP in Madhya Pradesh has planned to launch five mega yatras in different parts on different intervals ahead of the assembly polls in the state. The yatras will be kick-stated in the presence of Union Home Minister Amit Shah on June 22.

    According the Madhya Pradesh BJP leaders, the first part of yatra, to be flagged off by Amit Shah, will start on June 22 in Maoist-affected Balaghat district, similar yatras will be started from four other places the same day.

    The other four yatras will be launched from Kamal Nath’s pocket-borough Chhindwara, another will be started by BJP’s powerful tribal politician and current MP forest minister Kunwar Vijay Shah from Jabera in Damoh district.

    On June 22 only, another Yatra will be launched jointly by first-time Rajya Sabha MP Sumer Singh Solanki and former member of the same upper house Sampatiya Uike (both tribal leaders) from Kalinjar Fort in Uttar Pradesh’s Banda district, which is the birthplace of the brave-heart Queen Durgavati.

    While, the fifth yatra will be launched from Dhauhani assembly constituency of Sidhi district of MP’s Vindhya region. First-time BJP Lok Sabha member from Shahdol seat, Himadri Singh, (a young tribal politician, whose parents were Congress MPs) will start the yatra from Dhauhani.

    “Titled the Veerangana Rani Durgavati Gaurav Yatra, the five Yatras will be dedicated to the 16th century legendary Gondwana kingdom queen Rani Durgavati and will start from five parts of the state (mostly tribal dominated parts), two days before the 459th anniversary of her martyrdom against Mughal emperor Akbar’s forces,” a senior BJP leader said.

    The five yatras, which will particularly travel through remotest villages of tribal-dominated parts of the state, will culminate in Shahdol district of east MP on June 27 at the Veerangana Rani Durgavati Balidan Diwas event, which will be addressed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

  • 13 Days Since Salooni Murder, Cong Govt Yet To Meet Victim’s Family: BJP’s Jai Ram Thakur

    13 Days Since Salooni Murder, Cong Govt Yet To Meet Victim’s Family: BJP’s Jai Ram Thakur

    The BJP in Himachal Pradesh on Monday hit out at the Congress government over the gruesome killing of a man in the Chamba district and alleged that its wrong policies have led to a collapse of law and order in the state.

    It has been 13 days since the murder but no government representative has visited the family of the victim, Leader of Opposition Jai Ram Thakur said.

    Reiterating the party’s demand for a National Investigation Agency (NIA) probe in the case, Thakur said if such heinous crimes continue, the BJP would not sit quietly.

    The people voted for Congress to bring change and not for appeasement of a particular community and “we are with the family of the victim in this war for justice”, the BJP leader said in a statement.

    “We were stopped from meeting the family of the victim and by making allegations against those demanding justice for the victim, the government is siding with the accused,” he alleged.

    Tension prevailed in the Salooni town of Chamba last Thursday when a mob burned down the house of a man, identified as Musafir Hussain, who has been accused of killing 28-year-old Manohar over an affair with his niece and chopping his body into pieces.

    Thakur added that due to the wrong policies of the Congress government, law and order has collapsed and police officers are making political statements.

    The Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu-led government is wreaking vengeance and has failed to fulfil the guarantees given by the Congress during the assembly polls, he said.

    Thakur claimed that the BJP would win all four Lok Sabha seats in Himachal Pradesh in 2024 and Narendra Modi would be the prime minister for a third time.

    State BJP chief Dr. Rajiv Bindal also accused the Congress government of not fulfilling the party’s poll promises.

    The people will support the BJP in the Lok Sabha polls, he said, addressing a meeting at Chopal in Shimla district to mark the completion of nine years of the Modi government.

  • BJP state vice president appealed to the officials to postpone the date of reopening of the school

    BJP state vice president appealed to the officials to postpone the date of reopening of the school

    Visakhapatnam: Keeping the severe heat wave conditions prevailing in Visakhapatnam, BJP state vice president Penmetsa Vishnu Kumar Raju appealed to the district administration to put off the school reopening date for another week or 10 days.

    It may be recalled that the schools in the city were scheduled to be reopened on June 12.

    Referring to the climatic condition in recent days, the BJP leader said many were already suffering from heat stroke and it would be worse for the students if they get exposed to such heat wave conditions. “As a majority of government and private schools fail to maintain clean washrooms, several students, girl children in particular, refuse to drink water in order to avoid usage of toilets. In such a scenario, it would pose a risk for the students to attend school. Also, there is a scope for dehydration and in some cases, casualties too due to extreme heat,” reasoned the BJP state vice president for requesting the concerned authorities to postpone the school reopening date.

    Further, he suggested the decision makers step out of their air conditioned cabins to get a clear picture of the heat wave condition prevailing in the city and consider appropriate decision before reopening the schools.

  • Allegations of Congress leader, Pastor becoming leader of RSS-BJP

    Allegations of Congress leader, Pastor becoming leader of RSS-BJP

    Raipur. Congress and BJP are at loggerheads over the issue of conversion in Chhattisgarh. Meanwhile, Congress communication chief Sushil Anand Shukla has made a big allegation against the BJP. He has said that the leaders of RSS and BJP are converting people by becoming priests. Then in Raipur their BJP leaders attack on conversion. There should be a high-level inquiry into the matter. BJP is only engaged in playing low level politics. Describing the allegation of the Congress as a comedy, BJP spokesperson Sanjay Srivastava said that this is the ideological transition of the Congress.

    Conversion is taking place in Chhattisgarh under the patronage of the Congress government. The same Christian society official Arun Pannalal says that political allegations and counter-allegations are being made during the election season. We want peace to be established in the country. For this, come to our church and see what we do and what we do not do.

  • BRS government delaying rail project: BJP

    BRS government delaying rail project: BJP

    Warangal: The BRS government has been intentionally delaying the land allocation to the proposed periodic overhauling (POH) unit of the Railways at Ayodhyapuram village near Kazipet, BJP Hanumakonda district president Rao Padma said. The BJP leaders led by Rao Padma on Thursday visited the POH site and the prototype model of the unit.

    Speaking to the media persons, she found fault with the State government for delaying the project which could provide employment to at least 7,000 people. “The State Government which acquired 150 acres and handed it over to the Railways needs to complete the land acquisition process for another 10.17 acres,” Rao Padma said. She demanded the Warangal West MLA and Chief Whip D Vinay Bhaskar to take proactive steps to allocate the remaining land.

    The delay clearly indicates that the State was against the establishment of POH as the credit goes to the Centre, Rao Padma said. The Centre is committed to the development of Railways in Kazipet and it requires State’s support, she said.

    Rao Padma accused the BRS Government of closing some industries such as the tyre retreading unit of the RTC to allot their land to its leaders. BJP leaders Chirra Narsing Goud, Gunti Kumaraswamy, Chand Pasha, Bhagavan Upadhyaya and G Srikanth were among others present.

  • Union Home Minister Amit Shah will come to Durg

    Union Home Minister Amit Shah will come to Durg

    Raipur. Union Home Minister Amit Shah is coming to Durg on June 22, he is coming under BJP’s Maha Jan Sampark Abhiyan. He will not have any official program. He will also hold a meeting of BJP workers. Union Ministers Arjun Munda, Ashwini Choubey have come to Raipur, Bilaspur so far under this campaign. By the way, Shah has been coming to Chhattisgarh for the last six-eight months. Earlier Korba, Raipur and Bastar have come. In Bastar, he has done a national program of CRPF. Let us inform that after exactly one month, on July 7, PM Modi is also coming on Bhilai stay.

  • PM Modi To Visit Odisha For BJP’s ‘Jansampark Abhiyan’: State Party Chief Manmohan Samal

    PM Modi To Visit Odisha For BJP’s ‘Jansampark Abhiyan’: State Party Chief Manmohan Samal

    Bhubaneswar: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to visit Odisha during the month-long massive country-wide public relations campaign launched by Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to mark the completion of nine years of the party-led government at the Centre.

    The ‘Maha Jansampark Abhiyan’, which kicked off on Wednesday, will continue across the country till June 30, Odisha BJP president Manmohan Samal told reporters in Bhubaneswar.

    The aim is to reach out to the public as well as media and share details about the achievements of the Modi government and the BJP during the last nine years, he said.

    In Odisha, the party targets to reach out to at least 3 crore families and a total of 36,606 booths during the campaign in which around five lakh party workers are likely to participate, Samal said.

    A battery of top leaders including PM Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will also visit Odisha during the campaign, the state BJP chief said.

    The Union ministers and senior BJP leaders will hold press conferences and brief about the achievements of PM Modi since 2014. They will also interact with the media and people of the state and give a presentation based on all the achievements of the BJP-led government at the Centre.

    A number of programs will be organised to contact the public, while over five lakh party workers will visit households across the state and apprise people about the various developmental works undertaken BJP-led government. Several public functions will be held to tell people about development projects like highways, railway network and infrastructure.

    The party leaders will spread awareness about different welfare schemes launched by the Centre which benefit many people in the state.

  • ‘Love jihad’ has now rocked Delhi as well: BJP on Shahabad Dairy stabbing

    ‘Love jihad’ has now rocked Delhi as well: BJP on Shahabad Dairy stabbing

    The Delhi BJP on Monday claimed the gruesome stabbing of a minor girl in the Shahabad Dairy area of northwest Delhi was a case of “love jihad”, and slammed the AAP for “trying to portray” it as an “ordinary” murder and a law and order issue.

    In a statement, Delhi BJP president Virendra Sachdeva said the case should be tried in a fast track court.

    No reaction was immediately available from the AAP over BJP’s charge. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal issued a statement on Twitter earlier.

    “A minor girl was brutally murdered in Delhi. This is very sad and unfortunate. The criminals have become fearless, there is no fear of the police. L-G sir, law and order is your responsibility, do something,” he said in his tweet in Hindi.

  • PM Modi chairs meeting with BJP chief ministers to enhance governance and welfare schemes implementation

    PM Modi chairs meeting with BJP chief ministers to enhance governance and welfare schemes implementation

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi convened a meeting on Sunday with the chief ministers of BJP-ruled states at the party headquarters in order to discuss matters of governance.

    The meeting aimed to facilitate the exchange of best practices among the chief ministers and enhance the implementation of welfare schemes.

    BJP national president JP Nadda also attended the meeting.

    The meeting saw the participation of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath from Uttar Pradesh, Manohar Lal Khattar from Haryana, Himanta Biswa Sarma from Assam, Shivraj Singh Chouhan from Madhya Pradesh, and Pushkar Singh Dhami from Uttarakhand.

    Additionally, Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, along with Uttar Pradesh’s Keshav Prasad Maurya and Brajesh Pathak, were also present at the meeting.