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BJP discusses strategy for today’s council meet in Kakinada
The BJP meeting organised at district party office on Sunday discussed the strategy to be adopted at municipal council meeting scheduled for Monday
Kakinada: The BJP meeting organised at district party office on Sunday discussed the strategy to be adopted at municipal council meeting scheduled for Monday.
The party corporators Lakshmi Prasanna and Satyavati who attended the meeting were given valuable suggestions by district president Y Malalondayya as part of the strategy to be adopted on the floor of the house at the council meeting.
Malakondayya also asked the corporators to be more vigilant on council activities and on allocations for development of BJP wards.
Speaking on the occasion, the party official spokesperson Tummala Padmaja asked the corporators to seek funds for development for divisions being represented by them in view of less allocations to the divisions represented by the BJP corportors.
The official spokesperson also advised the corporators to seek release of funds under smart city allocation in addition to funds allotted by municipal corporation.
The BJP has three corporators in the 48-member council and this was the second meet after the TDP and BJP severed their ties.
The party leaders, Dilip Sadanani, NV Sahibabad and others participated.
