District BJP condemn serial bomb blasts in Patna
District BJP condemn serial bomb blasts in Patna
Mangalore Today News Network
Mangalore, Oct 28, 2013: DK district BJP staged a protest in front of the DC office on October 28, Monday expressing their anger over the serial bomb blasts in Patna minutes before Narendra Modi’s Hunkar Rally at Patna.
Addressing the gathering, former deputy speaker N. Yogish Bhat said that the district BJP condemn the bomb blasts took place in Patna during the rally organized by Modi supporters to inform people about the Modi’s dream of changing country into a resourceful one.
He said that bomb blasts were planned to sop the rally and avoid people from getting the information of the event, but many were injured in the incident. This shows the failure of Bihar government.
BJP district president Pratap Simha Nayak urged the people to remain unshaken and show their unity without fear.
He also urged the President to direct the Central government and all state government to take strict actions against the miscreants and tighten the security for the upcoming events.
Padmanabh Kottari, Jayaram Shetty, Sudheer Kannooru and many others were present.
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