Thiruvananthapuram: Gentle pressure prevailed on the essential workplace of town company after two banners arrange by the BJP had been destroyed on the premises on Tuesday. BJP councillors have demanded a written report from the company secretary, Binu Francis, stating that the workers of the company had nothing to do with the injury achieved to the banners.
BJP councillors additionally filed a grievance with the Museum police. Earlier, BJP councillors had staged a protest in entrance of the workplace of the company secretary.
The banner destroyed displayed the continuing protest of the BJP in opposition to the alleged corruption within the company.
BJP councillors demanded motion in opposition to those that broken the banner they usually staged a sit-in for 3 hours blocking the best way of the company secretary. Later, the secretary agreed to verify the CCTV visuals and it was discovered that the digicam positioned on the entrance of the principle workplace was not working.
The secretary has sought a proof from the workers involved concerning the matter. BJP continued the protests and later backed off demanding that CCTV visuals be produced inside 24 hours.
BJP councillors additionally filed a grievance with the Museum police. Earlier, BJP councillors had staged a protest in entrance of the workplace of the company secretary.
The banner destroyed displayed the continuing protest of the BJP in opposition to the alleged corruption within the company.
BJP councillors demanded motion in opposition to those that broken the banner they usually staged a sit-in for 3 hours blocking the best way of the company secretary. Later, the secretary agreed to verify the CCTV visuals and it was discovered that the digicam positioned on the entrance of the principle workplace was not working.
The secretary has sought a proof from the workers involved concerning the matter. BJP continued the protests and later backed off demanding that CCTV visuals be produced inside 24 hours.