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Gujarat polls: “Kamalam” all set for celebrations as exit polls predict sweep for BJP

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Gandhinagar: After all the exit polls show positive trends for the BJP in Gujarat assembly elections, state party headquarters Shree Kamalam is geared up for celebrations.
Speaking to ANI, General Secretary, Gujarat BJP, Pradipsinh Vaghela said that at the local level we have started a special session of workers for preparation for the day of counting which will take place on December 8. Vaghela said that BJP is not just a political party. “We are a political party that do social responsibility as well. We also work for the development of the party workers, we also work on how to develop the skills of the workers,” he said.
“Workshops will be started for party workers to understand the counting process. On the day of counting of votes. We will work as per the guidelines of the Election Commission by participating in the arrangements, the counting should go smoothly and BJP workers together with the candidates understand the counting process. That’s why our workshops for counting have started from today, workers from every assembly came for 3 days, from tomorrow there will be a workshop for the counting in every assembly,” he added.
Pradeep Vaghela said that for the last 27 years, BJP is in power in Gujarat, this time also it will be big for the BJP, more than what the exit polls say.
“With the blessings of people of Gujarat and the work done by the BJP, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah for the people, BJP is on its way to a huge victory. BJP will win in Gujarat elections with more seats than any party has got till date, so it is clear that BJP will get more seats. Will break all records there will be a big difference in the vote share of BJP, the people of Gujarat support development and nationalism,” he further said.
The BJP leader added, as far as the celebration on December 8 is concerned, the victory this time is the victory of the people, so the preparations for its celebration will be done by the people of Gujarat only, BJP workers and the people of Gujarat will participate in the enthusiasm and celebration. Further oath ceremony and all information will be given to all after the declaration of results on December 8.
According to party sources, “Kamalam” will be the main center of the celebration in Gujarat. There will be a program of fireworks, folk dance along with Dhol Nagade. From now on, the orders of sweets are also being sent on a large scale. A group of folk artists is also being called.
The exit polls result which have poured in clearly indicate a clear win for the incumbent Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

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CM Shinde must take all parties in confidence before any decision: Pawar on border issue with Karnataka

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Mumbai: Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) Chief Sharad Pawar on Tuesday said that Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde must take all the parties in confidence before taking any decision on the border dispute with Karnataka.
“Maharashtra CM Shinde must keep all the parties in confidence before taking any decision…Parliament session is about to begin, I request all MPs to come together and take a stand on the same,” Sharad Pawar told reporters regarding the Maharashtra-Karnataka border issue. He said, “Despite CM Shinde’s talk with Karnataka CM, he has not shown any softness on the issue…One must not test our (Maharashtra) patience and this shouldn’t go in the wrong direction.”
After the Karnataka-Maharashtra border dispute escalated, many untoward incidents took place in Belagavi.
Yesterday, Karnataka CM Bommai appealed to Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde to fight the border dispute issue legally as it is in court now. Bommai also raised concerns over the visit of the two ministers to Belagavi.
Meanwhile, in Belagavi’s Chikkodi as a precautionary measure, police presence has been tightened along the border.
According to police, six Karnataka State Reserve Police (KSRP) contingents are deployed in Nippani Taluk. 450 policemen assigned to Kuganolli Check Post. Senior officials such as the Superintendent of Police (SP) Additional SP, DSPs, Police Inspectors, Sub-inspectors and 450 police personnel have been deployed.
All inner roads of Nippani and Chikkodi taluk are blocked. Police are checking every vehicle entering the border.
Belagavi is currently part of Karnataka but is claimed by Maharashtra. As per media reports, the long-running Karnataka-Maharashtra border dispute started back in 1953, after the Maharashtra government objected to the inclusion of 865 villages including Belagavi.
The villages are spread across Belagavi and the north-western and north-eastern regions of Karnataka – all bordering Maharashtra.
After the implementation of the State Reorganization Act, of 1956, the Maharashtra government demanded the readjustment of its border with Karnataka. Following this, a four-member committee was formed by both states.
Maharashtra government had expressed willingness to transfer Kannada-speaking 260 villages predominantly, but it was turned down by Karnataka.
Now, both Karnataka and Maharashtra governments have approached the Supreme Court to expedite the matter, and the matter is still pending.

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Earlier in the day, Maharashtra Ekikaran Samithi (MES) leader Sarita Patil said, “The Maharashtra Ministers who were to come in Belgavi, now their programme is cancelled due to Mahaparinirvan Diwas as we got to know from Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis’s statement.”
Maharashtra has appointed Chandrakant Patil and Shambhuraj Desai as the coordinating ministers for the state’s border row with Karnataka. The two states have been entangled in a row for decades over the demarcation of boundaries between them.
“Their visit is cancelled now but we hope that they will visit on some other day. I also request them to visit by this year. On December 19, there is Adhiveshan (session) in Belgavi and I request them on behalf of Maharashtra Ekikaran Samithi to visit here,” she added.

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