Vadodara: The Mayor of Vadodara Keyur Rokadiya and the City Corporation was left with red faces after the Head of BJP State BJP C Raatil carved the former on the contents of his fingers for the increasing threat of livestock and beggars in the city.
Paatil has taken problems with livestock threats on the streets in cities and begging.
He said that he discussed this with Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel too.
All city companies in the state have begun working in this direction, but Paatil is clearly not impressed with the sky job.
In public function, Paatil clearly states that the work done in Vadodara is under expectation.
Paatil spoke at the top of the Global Patidar business held in Sardardham in the city.
During the address, he talked about how he took the problem of the threat of livestock and beggars and work carried out in the letter.
“Today, we don’t see a beggar on the road in the letter.
When we asked the rokadiya, he said that we would start (work) immediately and the meeting had been done with all.
But now the meeting is enough,” Paatil said.
Paatil said when the rokadiya made the mayor feel that he would work quickly and not walk slowly.
Paatil told the skirt from the stage that he had to create a situation where people would call Paatil in 8-10 days and tell him that cattle and beggars were no longer visible.
He added that the rokadiya had to stop the meeting and show the results.
Then, Rokadiya who looked shyly told reporters that Vadodara had arrested 600 cows in 15 days which were the highest in the state.
He added that more than 500 was sent to the livestock shelter.
He said that he would convince city occupants that became a problem to be resolved.
Congress units took the opportunity to slam BJP and mayor for the situation.
“The mayor must resign after the comments made in public.
Paatil must appoint the mayor of active in a unsuccessful place forced in the city,” said the Congress Party leader at VMC Ami Ravat.
He added that the rokadiya should resign for self-esteem and not tolerate humiliation.
C R Paatil attracted the Mayor of Vadodara for the threat of livestock
