Bengaluru: Former Karnataka CM and BJP MP Sadanand Gowda on Thursday dedicated his win in the Lok Sabha Election to the party workers of BJP who he said worked tirelessly for years.
In a tweet after securing victory from Bengaluru North constituency he added that he is committed to work under the leadership of Narendra Modi and Party President Amit Shah, while also adding that it was India and not BJP that won after the results of the election were out.
“My victory is dedicated to @BJP4India party workers. who worked tirelessly for years . I am committed to work under leadership of Sri @narendramodi ji and Sri @AmitShah ji. India won” (sic) he wrote.
Gowda polled 8,24,500 in his favour against Krishna Byregowda of Congress who polled 6,76,982 votes in his favour.
Krishna Byregowda also thanked voters, party workers and leaders and added that he will continue to do his best in the responsibilities handed to him by the party. He also congratulated Sadanand Gowda on his victory.
My Victory is Dedicated to @BJP4India Party Workers. who worked tirelessly for years . I am committed to work under leadership of Sri @narendramodi ji and Sri @AmitShah ji . India won
— Chowkidar Sadananda Gowda (@DVSBJP) May 23, 2019
I thank voters,workers,leaders, volunteers who supported me. It is a blessing to have you people with us. Life is a mixed bag. Ups and downs are part of it. Will continue to do my best in the responsibilities that are given to me.Congratulations to our MP Shri. Sadananda Gowdaji
— Krishna Byre Gowda (@krishnabgowda) May 23, 2019
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Ahmedabad (PTI): A fire broke out at a plastic granules and mould manufacturing factory in Gujarat's Ahmedabad on Sunday morning, an official said.
No casualties were reported in the incident, he said.
The blaze erupted around 8 am at Processo Plast Enterprise in the Bapunagar area, Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation's Additional Chief Officer (fire) Mihir Rana told PTI.
Thick plumes of smoke were seen billowing into the sky, visible from a considerable distance in the area.
"The unit closed after the night shift and the fire broke out in the morning in the ground floor's storage facility section due to unidentified reasons," Rana said.
Nine fire tenders and several other firefighting vehicles were rushed to the spot, and the blaze was brought under control by 11 am, he said.
Firefighters prevented the blaze from spreading to the first floor. However, machinery and plastic materials were damaged on the ground floor, he said, adding that the exact cause of the blaze was under investigation.
