Andhra Pradesh BJP Passed Three Resolutions

Andhra Pradesh BJP passed three resolutions, including the issue of attack on Hindu temples. The Andhra Pradesh BJP on Tuesday passed three resolutions including the attack on Hindu temples and the issue of Hindu sentiments.

The other two resolutions have been passed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to thank the farmers for passing the bill and building the BJP from the state’s landscape and booth level.

The first meeting of officials was held on Tuesday after Somu Virju became the party president. BJP Andhra Pradesh vice-president Vishnuvardhan Reddy and party spokesperson Chandu Sambasiva Rao addressed the media after the meeting.

Reddy said, “Andhra Pradesh BJP believes that there is a conspiracy going on about attacks on Hindu temples and Hindu beliefs. These are not unintended incidents, but seem to polarize castes and religions in the state . “

Let me tell you that earlier on Monday, Andhra Pradesh Bharatiya Janata Party workers burnt an effigy of the state Civil Supplies Minister Kodali Shri Venkateswara Rao in East Godavari district. Earlier, talking to a regional channel, the Minister of Civil Supplies had said that why there is so much fuss over the theft of silver lions from the chariot of Durga temple?

To this, former MLA M Ayyaji Vema said the minister’s remarks were derogatory and hurtful and hurt Hindu sentiments. We demand immediate removal of the minister from the cabinet. Footage from the protest site burned effigies of BJP workers, while police attempted to pacify the protesters. Slogans were also raised against the minister.

Telangana CM directs officers, register people’s property online within 15 days

Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao (KCR) has directed people to register homes, plots, apartment flats and other non-agricultural properties in rural and urban areas. It has been given 15 days to do so and all these will be registered online.

KCR suggested that officers of all levels in Panchayat Raj and Municipal Corporation departments should register all properties online, which are not registered online before the Dharani portal is available for registration transactions.

On Tuesday, the Chief Minister held a high-level meeting at Pragati Bhawan on the design of the Dharni portal, which was part of the implementation of the new revenue act. Complete registration early.

The Chief Minister directed the officials to speed up the process and give full information to the people to help them register their properties online. He asked to take necessary precautions to make the percentage of land records transparent through Dharni portal.