Bengaluru: Superstar Rajinikanth meets BMTC staff members at Jayanagar Depot
Bengaluru: Renowned film actor Rajinikanth graced the Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) Depot 4 situated in Jayanagar, where he interacted with the staff of BMTC. This visit is part of Rajinikanth's tour across various regions of the state to celebrate the success of his latest movie, 'Jailer'. Earlier on Tuesday, he also paid a visit to the Raghavendra Mutt at Seetapathi Agrahara in Bengaluru before heading to the BMTC depot.
The veteran actor, who holds fame in multiple languages, including Tamil, thrilled the BMTC staff members by revisiting his former profession as a bus conductor before venturing into the film industry. During his time at the depot, Rajinikanth engaged with the staff, inquiring about their work and welfare, creating a sense of camaraderie.
This gesture resonated deeply with the employees, who were elated by his presence. Many of them took the opportunity to capture the moment by clicking selfies with the star, enhancing their delight in meeting him.
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EC notice to Bihar Deputy CM over alleged possession of two voter IDs
Patna: The Election Commission (EC) on Sunday issued a notice to Bihar Deputy Chief Minister and senior BJP leader Vijay Kumar Sinha over allegations of possessing two voter identity cards and being registered in two separate assembly constituencies.
The action follows a complaint by RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav, who earlier in the day alleged that Sinha was a registered voter in both Lakhisarai and Bankipur assembly constituencies, located in different districts. Speaking to reporters, Yadav questioned what steps had been taken against Sinha.
According to officials, the notice, issued by the Electoral Registration Officer (ERO) for Bankipur constituency, seeks an explanation from Sinha by August 14 on why he holds two voter IDs.
The controversy coincided with a protest by opposition MPs, including Mallikarjun Kharge, Rahul Gandhi, and Sharad Pawar, who marched from Parliament House towards the EC headquarters in New Delhi against the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter rolls in Bihar. The protestors, wearing white caps marked with a red cross over the words “SIR” and “vote chori,” were stopped by police near Transport Bhawan.
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