New District-in-charge Minister C. T. Ravi visits Mangalore
New District-in-charge Minister C. T. Ravi visits Mangalore
Mangalore Today News Network
Mangalore, July 21, 2012 : C. T. Ravi, district-in-charge minister and minister for higher education, on July 21, Saturday visited the district office of the BJP for the first time after being inducted into Jagadish Shettar’s cabinet.
Speaking on the occasion, MP Nalin Kumar Kateel expressed confidence that the new district-in-charge minister will definitely work for the development of the district, giving top priority to all the projects launched by Krishna J. Palemar when he was the district-in-charge minister.
Addressing the gathering, C. T. Ravi said that he is devoted to the BJP and thanked the party for giving him an opportunity to work for the development of the district. He promised to finish all pending projects and do his duty with transparency.
The new district-in-charge minister also received a memorandum from Pradeep Kumar Kalkura.
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