Bengaluru: Regardless of any election Karnataka With the continuing Covid-19 threat looking precarious, the BJP has begun preparations for district and taluk panchayat elections, which are likely to be held in December.
In the state BJP executive meeting held here on Saturday, it was decided to organize rallies of gram panchayat members at the divisional level and conferences of presidents and vice-presidents at the state level.
Inaugurating the meeting virtually, the Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa Called upon the party functionaries to start the ground work for the Panchayat elections. These elections were to be held in June, but had to be postponed due to the severity of the second wave.
“Winning more seats in district and taluk panchayats will not only help the party strengthen its base at the grassroots level, but will also prove to be an advantage in the 2023 assembly elections,” Yediyurappa said. He also said that the bypolls to Sindgi and Hangal assembly constituencies can be announced anytime.
The CM claimed that despite facing many hurdles, his government handled the COVID-19 situation effectively. “With the help of the Centre, we managed the COVID-19 situation successfully. Despite the financial constraints, we have offered cash assistance to the poor and the working class. Nationally, the state ranks second in the immunization drive. The party cadre The message should be taken to the masses.”
State BJP President Nalin Kumar Kateel, who is presiding over the meeting, said CongressThe failure to provide medical infrastructure in rural areas created hurdles for the BJP government in managing the second wave.
Two resolutions were passed in the meeting: first, condemning the opposition Congress for criticizing the government during the pandemic instead of joining hands, and second, regarding the atrocities being allegedly committed by the West Bengal government on BJP workers from the Centre. urge to take appropriate action. National General Secretary of BJP Arun Singh and whistle sun And the members of the State Executive Committee attended the meeting virtually.
In the state BJP executive meeting held here on Saturday, it was decided to organize rallies of gram panchayat members at the divisional level and conferences of presidents and vice-presidents at the state level.
Inaugurating the meeting virtually, the Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa Called upon the party functionaries to start the ground work for the Panchayat elections. These elections were to be held in June, but had to be postponed due to the severity of the second wave.
“Winning more seats in district and taluk panchayats will not only help the party strengthen its base at the grassroots level, but will also prove to be an advantage in the 2023 assembly elections,” Yediyurappa said. He also said that the bypolls to Sindgi and Hangal assembly constituencies can be announced anytime.
The CM claimed that despite facing many hurdles, his government handled the COVID-19 situation effectively. “With the help of the Centre, we managed the COVID-19 situation successfully. Despite the financial constraints, we have offered cash assistance to the poor and the working class. Nationally, the state ranks second in the immunization drive. The party cadre The message should be taken to the masses.”
State BJP President Nalin Kumar Kateel, who is presiding over the meeting, said CongressThe failure to provide medical infrastructure in rural areas created hurdles for the BJP government in managing the second wave.
Two resolutions were passed in the meeting: first, condemning the opposition Congress for criticizing the government during the pandemic instead of joining hands, and second, regarding the atrocities being allegedly committed by the West Bengal government on BJP workers from the Centre. urge to take appropriate action. National General Secretary of BJP Arun Singh and whistle sun And the members of the State Executive Committee attended the meeting virtually.
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