BJP stages protest against inactive administration, lack of development
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) organized a protest in Yadgir city to address concerns over an inactive administration and lack of development. Led by former MPs, the rally highlighted various issues including poor infrastructure and corruption within local government. Protesters demanded immediate action from authorities to improve basic amenities and address inefficiencies.
- ▪The BJP protested against the inactive administration in Yadgir city.
- ▪Protesters criticized the inefficiency of various government departments and poor infrastructure.
- ▪They specifically targeted local MLA Channareddy Patil Tunnur for failing to ensure basic amenities.
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The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) took out a rally in Yadgir city and staged a protest outside the office of the City Municipal Council against an inactive administration and also, lack of development.The rally was led by the former MPs Raja Amareshwar Naik and Umesh Jadhav. It began at the Mailapur Base and concluded at the CMC office.The protesters pointed out the inefficiency of the officers of GESCOM, Rural Development and Panchayat Raj, Karnataka Rural Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited, Health and Family Welfare, the CMC, the Police, Stamps and Registration officers.“Electricity supply in urban and rural areas has been disrupted. The Reverse Osmosis Plants (ROPs) are not functioning. Land survey has been derailed by the negligence of the Revenue Department.
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