People to boycott voting against bus facility
Mangaluru, May 7: Condemning the apathy in beginning the KSRTC bus service from Bijai KSRTC bus stand to Bajal Padpu via Padilu-Faisal Nagar despite the facility has been sanctioned, the people of Bajal, Kallakatta Padpu have decided to boycott the voting to be held on May 12.
People have been demanding KSRTC bus facility for this region for the last many years. Following their demand, then deputy commissioner Jagadeesh had order the bus service. In view of this, one KSRTC bus started its journey as an experimental basis on March 24. As a part of a building was attached to the road at Bajal Nantur cross, the bus facility was stopped. Though the local representatives and people appealed the building owner to make way for the bus, he did not respond to their request.
Against this, the people have urged the district administration to remove the portion of the building by acquiring the land and pave way for the bus service. Otherwise, residents of more than 300 houses would boycott the election, they said.
Local leaders Mustafa, Seetarama Naik, Sirajuddin and others led the protest.
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People of Maha do not like it: Ajit Pawar on Adityanath's 'batenge to katenge' remark
Pune, Nov 7: A day after Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath reiterated his slogan "batenge to katenge" at a poll rally in Maharashtra, BJP ally and NCP chief Ajit Pawar on Thursday said the people of the state do not appreciate such remarks.
People of Maharashtra have always strived to maintain communal harmony, said Pawar, a deputy Chief Minister.
"Maharashtra belongs to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, Rajarshi Shahu Maharaj and Mahatma Phule. You do not compare Maharashtra with other states, Maharashtra's people do not like this," Pawar told reporters here when asked about Adityanath's remarks.
Shivaji Maharaj's teaching was to take all sections of society along, he said.
"When people from other states come here, they speak keeping their people in mind, but Maharashtra has never accepted it and it has been the history of all the elections here," the NCP chief further said.
Speaking at a campaign rally in Washim in eastern Maharashtra for the November 20 assembly elections, Adityanath used his famous slogan .
"I am taking inspiration from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and appealing you to not get divided, because whenever we get divided, we perish," he said.
