No mask, no physical distancing as CT Ravi participates in event to speak Modi's work during COVID
Mumbai: BJP National General Secretary and in-charge of Goa, Tamil Nadu, and Maharashtra CT Ravi on Friday attended an event organized by BJP Maharashtra unit’s Healthcare Volunteers Programme for Mandal and Ward level Karyakartas at Mumbai.
The BJP leader took to his official Twitter handle to share the pictures and details of the event on Friday evening. He added that he spoke about the “Monumental work” work done by the Central government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the COVID pandemic.
But what caught eye was how the COVID-19 guidelines and protocols were violated during the event as was evident from the pictures shared by Ravi himself.
In one of the pictures shared by Ravi, almost all the dignitaries on the diaz were seen violating the physical distancing norms and most of them were even seen without wearing a mask.
Although in one of the pictures Ravi along with others was seen wearing a mask, a few still were without masks and violating the physical distancing.
"Participated in the @BJP4Maharashtra Healthcare Volunteers Programme for Mandal and Ward level Karyakartas at Mumbai. I spoke about the monumental work done by PM @narendramodi Government during #COVID19 pandemic. I appealed to Our Karyakartas to dedicate more time for Nation" he wrote in the tweet.
Participated in the @BJP4Maharashtra Healthcare Volunteers Programme for Mandal and Ward level Karyakartas at Mumbai.
— C T Ravi 🇮🇳 ಸಿ ಟಿ ರವಿ (@CTRavi_BJP) August 20, 2021
I spoke about the monumental work done by PM @narendramodi Government during #COVID19 pandemic.
I appealed to Our Karyakartas to dedicate more time for Nation. pic.twitter.com/LnLPP4nlxA
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Kodagu: Wild elephant attacks canteen in Nellihudikeri
Kodagu: A wild elephant, accompanied by a baby elephant, attacked a canteen in Nellihudikeri, located in the Somwarpet taluk, early on Tuesday morning. The couple running the canteen narrowly escaped the attack, managing to flee in time.
The elephant, crossing the road near Attimangal Estate with the baby, suddenly charged towards the nearby canteen. The animal overturned tables, utensils, and snacks before causing a ruckus. The elephant eventually retreated after hearing the commotion from villagers at the nearby bus stop. It continued its journey towards Nallattikere village, where it attempted to attack a parked car.
The canteen owners, Jabbaar and his wife, survived the attack, though Jabbaar sustained minor injuries. The wild elephant's sudden appearance caused panic among the villagers, students, and workers in the area. Locals have demanded that the forest department initiate an operation to safely capture the elephant.
