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Mangalore: BJP launches hi-tech publicity vehicle

  •   Thu, Mar 27 2014 11:13:31 PM

Pics: Meryick D'Silva
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (MD)
 
Mangalore, Mar 27: The BJP’s hi-tech publicity vehicle was inaugurated on Thursday March 27 near Kadri Manjunatha Temple here.

Former MLA Yogish Bhat, after inaugurating the vehicle, said, "For the first time in the district, the BJP is using a hi-tech publicity vehicle for the Lok Sabha election campaign. This vehicle is going to show the people of the district the development and work done by Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi.

"The vehicle will start working from Friday March 28 onwards from Mangalore North constituency. The vehicle will be used to campaign in all the eight Assembly constituencies for two days in 10 centers. The hi-tech vehicle's responsibility has been taken up by the BJP Yuva Morcha," he said.
 
The vehicle has a huge LCD screen with two big speakers.
 
Dakshina Kannada BJP district president Pratap Simha Nayak, Ravishankar Mijar, Captain Brijesh Chouta, Premanand Shetty, and Vedavyasa Kamath were also present during the inaugural ceremony.
  

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  • Paul, Mangalore

    Fri, Mar 28 2014

    Instead of spending so much money for this why can't you give this money to some poor Or for the development may be you may get some more votes.

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  • Tom Cat, Mangalore

    Fri, Mar 28 2014

    Hi tech publicity is rusty its nothing but BulS***.They know they will lose having fielded a high school out who knows only Tullu to speak.

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  • Puneeth Kamath, Udupi

    Fri, Mar 28 2014

    Door-to-door compaign would have been good..nevertheless we want MODI to become our Prime Minister..Anti-congress wave will reduce congress to less than 75 seats in 2014....

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Fri, Mar 28 2014

    The BJP's publicity van is hi-tech, but top is RUSTY...

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  • M, M'lore/USA

    Fri, Mar 28 2014

    Is not against the code set up by the EC?
    Is this not considered publicity ?

    Does anyone care where the money is coming from and how much of that is just wasted.. and when the party (any party) that gets in power is first going to work on how to recover the money that was spent during elections and how the heck are they going to serve the public.. and what is use of the so called Hi Tech vehicle- in spite of that if they could have donated a HI- Tech Ambulance to the Venlock they would have gained some sympathy votes.

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  • Krishnaraj Salian, Mangalore

    Fri, Mar 28 2014

    Instead of Looting in 2G, Adarsh, CWG... From A - Z Scams, Had they spent even 1% of this theft money to the development of the country, Entire Indians would have voted them... Dongi Congi ruled the nation for 60 years, and your eye on how BJP getting the money...

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  • KRPrabhu, Bangalore

    Fri, Mar 28 2014

    Ask your people in Mangalore to file a copmpaint with EC.....

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