Soumya Reddy takes oath as new MLA
Bengaluru, June 18: Newly elected MLA from Jayanagar Assembly constituency took oath at the Vidhana Soudha here on Monday.
Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar administered the oath to the newly elected MLA at his office. At this time, her mother Chamundeshwari and her brother were present, but her father and former minister Ramalinga Reddy was absent on the occasion.
Three days training for MLAs
Speaker Ramesh Kumar said that it was decided to give a three-day training programme for the newly elected MLAs at Administrative Training Centre at Mysuru.
Entry of general public into the Legislature House from 8 pm to 9 am was strictly restricted. Apart from MLAs, others should not stay in the Legislators House during this period. Except the cars of the MLAs, no other cars should be parked. The guidelines to this effect would be issued immediately, the Speaker said.
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BJP likely to appoint new chief by April-end as state-level polls wrap up: Report
New Delhi: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is expected to elect its new national president by the end of April.
Senior BJP leaders, including Union Home Minister Amit Shah and current party president J.P. Nadda, have been holding extensive meetings to finalise the appointment of new state unit chiefs in crucial regions such as Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka, and Odisha, India Today reported on Thursday.
So far, the saffron party has appointed 14 state presidents, but under the party’s constitution, elections must be completed in at least 19 states before the national presidential election can be conducted. These elections are necessary, as the party rules do not allow for the national president to be appointed by nomination alone.
Citing sources within the party, India Today reported that the names of the remaining state presidents are expected to be finalised shortly. Once this process concludes, the BJP’s national election officer is likely to conduct a press conference to announce the formal schedule for electing the party’s next national president.
Meanwhile, the delay in naming a new national president has drawn criticism from opposition parties. Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav recently took a jibe at the BJP in the Lok Sabha, questioning the ruling party’s prolonged process of electing its national president. “The BJP claims to be the largest party in the country, but it still hasn’t decided on its leader,” Yadav remarked.
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