Avoid posting 'fake' items on social media: Amit Shah tells BJP's workers
NEW DELHI: BJP president Amit Shah today counselled social media savvy workers and supporters of his party's Delhi unit to avoid committing "mistake" of posting fake items online to avoid losing credibility among people, sources said.
In an address to social media warriors, including party workers and supporters, of the BJP, Shah also asked them to highlight the achievements of the four years of the Modi government.
"The party president asked us to avoid committing the mistake of posting fake pictures, data and messages on Twitter, Facebook and other social media platforms. He said such action endangers our credibility before the people," said a participant, seeking anonymity.
The meeting held at the NDMC convention centre here was attended by around 300 party workers and supporters having more than 10,000 followers on social media platforms.
The interactions with "social media warriors" was planned in view of growing significance of online platforms in creating the perception, which is important in politics, he said.
The BJP president also advised the workers to use their social media posts in analysing and comparing the works and achievements of the Modi government with those of Congress regimes, he said.
The BJP chief also insisted on expanding reach on social media by encouraging the workers to increase the number of their followers and ensure maximum visibility of their posts and tweets, the source added.
Shah also attended the SC Morcha and core group meetings of the Delhi BJP. The core group meeting started late in the evening and continued till night.
Party sources said that the "road map" for the 2019 election was discussed in the meeting of the Core group that serves as the key decision-making body of the Delhi BJP.
courtesy : newindianexpress.com
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Another leopard captured in Belthangadi, second in one month
Belthangadi: A leopard was captured in a cage set up by the forest department near the house of Gurikanda Ananda Shetty in Savanalu village late Friday night, September 20. This marks the second leopard capture in the village within a month.
The area has seen frequent leopard sightings over the past few months, leading to concerns among the residents. After a leopard was caught on September 1, the forest department had safely relocated it. However, another leopard reappeared in the village shortly afterward, preying on a domestic chicken, which led the residents to again request the forest department's intervention.
Responding to the request, forest officials reinstalled the cage last week, and the leopard was trapped around midnight. Villagers, now relieved, informed the forest department, which sent officials to examine the captured animal.
This is the second successful capture by the forest department in Savanalu within the past month.
