Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday asserted that goons sheltered by the Trinamool Congress will be tracked and sent behind bars within a month of the BJP forming government in West Bengal. He said the murdered BJP karyakartas (workers) including Sudarshan Pramanik from Hooghly district, will get justice once the saffron party comes to power in the state. TMC goons, listen carefully. After the counting of votes, we will teach you a lesson. Similar things happened in Uttar Pradesh four years back after we formed the government there. We imprisoned the tormentors of people. In Bengal, we will punish those who are a part of the syndicate raj and demand cut money (commission), Adityanath said.
Rawat had tested positive for COVID-19 on March 22 and had been in self-isolation since then. My COVID test report has come out negative twice in the past 48 hours, Rawat said in the social media post. He thanked the almighty and all his well-wishers for his recovery.
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After joining the BJP ahead of Puducherry Assembly polls, former Puducherry minister P Kannan said he resigned from the Congress as the party is dismantled. I was Congressman for the past 55 years. I joined politics to do social work, bring up the downtrodden, help youngsters get employment and aid the nation s development. I was disappointed after a long time. The old Congress party has disappeared. It is dismantled. I will say that they have virtually killed the Congress party, Kannan said. There is no Congress party that we dreamt of. I came to the Congress party after seeing Kamraj, the great leader. Now I am coming to the BJP seeing PM Narendra Modi. He is a very courageous leader who takes the boldest steps, he added.
Former Chief Minister of Puducherry and All India NR Congress (AINRC) President N. Rangaswamy will contest the Assembly elections in the Union Territory from two constituencies. The former Chief Minister has already filed his nomination from the Thattanchavady Assembly constituency. Rangaswamy will also contest from the Yanam constituency. Former health minister Mallladi Krishna Rao, who has resigned from the constituency, has opted out of the contest and will support the candidature of the former Chief Minister. V. Arumugham, who was defeated by Rangaswamy in the Indira Nagar constituency, has filed his nomination as an AINRC candidate. In the 2016 elections, Rangaswamy had defeated Arumugham, who was a Congress candidate at the time.