Don't write about me on Twitter, WhatsApp and Facebook, I use low-end mobile: Nalin Kumar Kateel
Mangaluru: BJP State President and Dakshina Kannada MP Nalin Kumar Kateel who arrived in Mangaluru after taking charge as the party’s state chief added that the party will only give tickets to those who will work for party and not to those who think merely protesting will get them tickets from party.
He was addressing an event organised by the District BJP to congratulate him on being appointed as the party’s state president. Nalin Kumar took charge as the president from his predecessor BS Yediyurappa in Bengaluru on Tuesday.
Speaking at the event Nalin Kumar pointed how six time MLA Angara had never indulged in groupism or lobbying and been winning the seat on merit and work. He further added that he never expected to be the party’s state president and termed the feat as ‘a feeling like being awarded doctorate in educational sector’.
He urged party workers and members to work efficiently and to take Dakshina Kannada BJP to new heights.
Adding that he uses a low-end mobile Nalin Kumar urged people to not write against him on WhatsApp, Facebook and twitter and asked them to report his mistakes to his office instead.
Nalin Kumar also sought apology if he fails to attend religious and other programs in the District due to other commitments.
MLA's Vedavyas Kamath, Dr. Bharath Shetty, Umanath Kotiyan, Minaksji Shanthigodu, Kasturi Panja, Senior leaders Yogish Bhat, Haladi Shrinivas Shetty, Krishna. J. Palemar, Prabhakar Bangera, Sudarshan, Udayakumar Shetty, Mallika Prasad, Jayram Shetty, Kishore Rai, Brijesh Chowta, Padmanabha Kottari and others were present.
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Kerala: Man, stepmother arrested for torturing three minor girls in Areekode
Malappuram (Kerala) (PTI): A man and his second wife were arrested on Thursday for allegedly torturing three minor girls, including branding them with a heated ladle here, police said.
The accused were identified as Rakesh Sharma (59) and his second wife, Sheela Devi (34), both natives of Bihar.
The children, aged 5, 11, and 14, were admitted to Manjeri Medical College after police found multiple burn injuries on their bodies.
According to police, Sharma and Devi were living at Kavanoor near Areekode.
Neighbours noticed the injuries on the children and alerted authorities on Wednesday.
Police conducted a preliminary investigation at the house and found that the children were allegedly subjected to brutal torture by their father and stepmother.
After the children were shifted to the hospital, Sharma and Devi were taken into custody, formally arrested, and remanded to judicial custody on Thursday.
The children are currently under the care of District Childline authorities, police added.
