19 of 21 councilors attended the meeting
Kaithal News (Aaj Samaj) Kaithal: Kaithal Zilla Parishad has a new president. BJP’s Karambir Kaul has been unanimously elected president of Zilla Parishad today. 19 out of 21 councilors participated in the meeting held at the Zilla Parishad office. Everyone supported Karambir Kaul’s name. Apart from this, Deputy CEO Ritu Lather, Pundri MLA Satpal Jamba, former BJP district president Ashok Gurjar and district president Munish Kathwad also attended the meeting. Previously, Karambir Kaul was vice president.
During that time, Karambir Kaul had opened a front against the then President Deep Malik. At the first meeting of the House, the power to distribute subsidies was taken away from the President. BJP-backed Vice President Karambir Kaul had the right to distribute grants through voting. However, Deep Malik later got the right to distribute the grant. After this councilor started rebelling against Deep Malik. There were accusations of discrimination in the distribution of grants by the President. He was also accused of implicating the councilor and his representative in a corruption case. So Deep Malik could not save his chair.
Voting in Rohtak postponed again
In Rohtak, even today the no-confidence motion brought by the councilors against the BJP Zilla Parishad president Manju Hooda could not be voted on. DC Ajay Kumar has postponed the vote. Today 10 councilors had attended the meeting. The vote was postponed as no decision had been made regarding the councilors who did not participate in the meeting. The case of five disqualified councilors will be heard in Punjab and Haryana courts on November 6. The decision may come that day. DC Ajay said that after the decision on the dismissed councillors, the further process will be initiated. Those removed include district council vice-chairman Anil Hooda, ward no 8 councilor Dheeraj, ward no 1 councilor Amit Rangi, ward no 14 councilor Sonu and Ward 11 Councilor Deepika.
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