Mangaluru, May 5: Mudipu Block Congress president Prashanth Kajava Mittakodi opined that voters would not let down Minister UT Khader who has been working for 18 hours a day for his constituency and state, in this election.
Speaking to Varthabharati here on Saturday, he said that he is a known person in the constituency and only Khader knows about the works to be done in the constituency more than BJP and JDS candidates. So, he will definitely win in this election, he said.
Along with booth presidents, zone presidents and workers, he has been visiting every house and campaigning. Already, one round of campaigning was over and the second round campaigning is being conducted intensively with road shows, meetings and other means, he said.
But some vested interests have been hatching out a conspiracy to malign the credibility of Khader in social media. But they were not taking it seriously. Khader has developed the constituency more than 90 percent. So every voter wants him to win the election and become minister again. Locals wanted a degree college in Mudipu and Khader has got the college sanctioned two years ago and now, more than 500 students were getting the benefit, he claimed.
He has proposed Rs 174 crore permanent drinking water scheme for which, the Cabinet has already approved it. Because of his efforts, more than 22,000 people have got the title deeds under 94 C. Though it is Muslim populated constituency, Khader has never utilized this for politics and development. He has taken all into confidence without making any discrimination in whatsoever. His contribution is more in establishing peace and harmony in the constituency. The development works he has done in his tenure and BJP people are not in a position to digest it and they would not succeed in it, he said.
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New Delhi: The Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) has announced its decision to boycott the inauguration of a museum proposed by Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, scheduled for November 8,2024.
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The association also demands that the Bar be consulted in future decisions impacting their facilities and resources.