Young leader fired while drunk, Mayor kicked the poor, Ambalal Patel’s big prediction about the storm | One shot in the air after drinking alcohol, the other misbehaved with the workers, Ambalal Patel’s big prediction about Biporjoy

Monsoon will arrive from 20 to 25 June
According to the information provided by the Meteorological Department, Monsoon has arrived in Kerala today. In the next 48 hours, Monsoon will set in all over Kerala. On the other hand, rain has been predicted for five days in Gujarat too. Rainy conditions are expected in South Gujarat and Saurashtra. The Meteorological Department has predicted rainy conditions due to the change in wind direction and moisture in the wind due to the cyclone. According to the forecast of the Meteorological Department, there will be scattered rain in Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar. At present, the cyclone is 930 km offshore from Porbandar, while the wind is blowing more at sea. The wind is blowing at a speed of 130 kmph. So after two days the speed of wind will increase in the state. There will be no change in temperature for five days. The temperature may stay around 40 degrees. Monsoon may arrive in Gujarat around June 20 to 25. There will be five days of thunderstorm activity in the state. Scattered normal rain may remain over the state. According to the Meteorological Department, rain may occur in Surat, Navsari, Dang, Valsad, Amreli and Bhavnagar.

Gujarat Congress will get a new in-charge
Once again big news has come out about Gujarat Congress. Amidst the debate going on for the last several days, now the news has come out that Gujarat Congress will soon get a new state president and in-charge. According to the details, the well-known Patidar face of Gujarat is the front runner for the Congress state president. Along with this, three other names are also in discussion. However, soon the Congress High Command may announce the names of the president and the in-charge. Gujarat Congress state president Jagdish Thakor can be sacked any minute now. Recently, the report of the Sathya Shodhak Committee of the Congress had come to the fore when it came to light that some Gujarat Congress leaders had rigged tickets. After that, many leaders have been called in the Delhi court. In this direction, the new president and in-charge of the Congress can be announced at any time this month.

Ambalal Patel predicted the impact of the cyclone
Meteorologist Ambalal Patel’s big prediction has come out regarding Biparjoy cyclone. It is known that Ambalal Patel has predicted that Cyclone Biparjoy is likely to hit Oman. He added that it is not yet possible to say exactly where Biparjoy will go. He said that even though Cyclone Biparjoy will spread towards Oman, the impact of rain will remain in Gujarat. Meteorologist Ambalal Patel, while predicting Cyclone Biparjoy, said that the cyclone may hit Oman. Even if the storm dissipates, some areas are likely to receive rain from tomorrow as part of the impact of Cyclone Biparjoy. Ambalal Patel has predicted that some areas of West, South and North Gujarat are likely to receive rain.

Gandhinagar mayor and city BJP-president showed intoxication of power
India boasts of the world’s largest democracy and for that a strong opposition is also necessary, but today during the general meeting in Gandhinagar Manpa, the workers who came to present with the Congress and AAP councilors were shocked to hear the answer of the mayor and the city BJP-president. Hearing the slogans of the proletariat, the mayor was enraged and publicly told the proletariat that we will solve your problem; Opposition will not bring. At this time even the city BJP president could not remain calm and threatened the people who came to present that those who want to support the Congress will not be able to do their job. In the Gandhinagar urban area, there have been allegations that the municipal government is working with a policy of favoritism against illegal lorry-galladhars for the last few days. Today, during the general meeting of the municipal council, the workers raised loud slogans along with the councilors of Congress and Aam Aadmi Party. At this time, the mayor and the city BJP-president who came to hear the presentation, instead of listening to the presentation of the workers calmly, got angry and in a threatening tone said that we will solve your problem, not the opposition. Those who want to support the Congress will not work, uttering these words, the workers were asked to walk out.

Thursday proved to be a nightmare for Surat
Four members of the same family living in Sarthana Yogichowk area in Surat swallowed poison near Datar Hotel near Seemada Canal, hence all four were shifted to a nearby private hospital, where after a brief treatment, first the wife, then the daughter-son and finally the husband succumbed to death. embraced. The deceased son had recently passed in class 12. After drinking the medicine, the jeweler called his cousin and asked him to save one of my sons and daughters. Before committing suicide, Ratna Kalakar had recorded a video suicide, in which he says that I could not be a good husband, son or husband. The families of both are in shock after the death of an 18-year-old youth and a 45-year-old rickshaw puller due to heart-attack on the same day in Khodiyar Nagar society.

BJP’s young leader opened fire in public after drinking alcohol
In the city of Rajkot, as if there is no fear of khaki, there are incidents of fights and firing in public over small matters. Yesterday night, Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel and C. R. Patil was in Rajkot city. Meanwhile, Karan Rajubhai Sorthia, the son of a former corporator and minister of the city youth BJP, fired two rounds in the air near a public toilet near the Bhaktinagar police station in the city, causing panic. Bhaktinagar police registered a case against the accused Karan Sorthia under IPC section 307, 504 and section 25(1-B), 27 of the Arms Act and detained the accused. Along with this, after receiving a report that the youth leader was in a state of drunkenness, further action has been taken by registering another case against him under the Prohibition Act.