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Cong to set up ward panels for polls
By Our Special Correspondent
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MAY 6. The KPCC(I) has set the ball for the
panchayat elections rolling.
A leaders' meeting of the party held here today decided to set up
ward-level committees for the elections. The meeting, attended by
KPCC(I) office-bearers and district presidents with the KPCC(I)
president, Mr. Thennala Balakrishna Pillai, in the chair,
resolved to convene ward- level meetings and constitute 21-member
committees before May 20. The committees would have a president,
two vice-presidents, three secretaries, a treasurer and other
office-bearers.
The meeting decided to organise district and constituency- level
meetings to take up work connected with the panchayat elections
including the inclusion of names in voters' lists.
The district-level meetings would be held from May 12 to 14 and
the constituency-level meetings from May 14 to 16.
The Congress(I) will observe the fourth anniversary day of the
Government falling on May 20 as `black day'. It will hoist black
flags all over the State, conduct meetings to apprise the people
of the Government's ``misdeeds and corruption'', take out
torchlight processions and organise dharnas that day. The meeting
decided to set up a sub-committee for preparing leaflets about
the failure, corruption and misdeeds of the Government.
The meeting felt that the closing down of 3,000-odd unaided
schools would affect the future of many students and teachers. It
asked the Government to find an urgent solution to the problem.
It also urged the Government not to enact the proposed Forest
Ordinance before removing the concern of the farmers over it.
It also resolved to observe the death anniversaries of Rajiv
Gandhi falling on May 21 and of Jawaharlal Nehru on May 27
appropriately.
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