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Nine members of Shoranur Municipality sworn in

The 9 members of the Shoranur Municipality who won in the byelections were sworn in at a function.

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PALAKKAD: The nine members of the Shoranur Municipality who won in the byelections held recently were sworn in at a function held within the Municipal premises on Tuesday.

At the pandal put up in front of the municipal office in Shoranur, chairperson C K Jayalakshmi administered the oath of office.

The first person to be sworn in was Janakeeya Vikasana Samithi (JVS) councillor Leela who won from ward one. She was followed by T Satheesh Babu, C Biju, O P Govindankutty, K Sarala, V Vimala, M R Murali, Vijayalakshmi and K P Prasad. Except C Biju, who was from the CPM, all the remaining eight councillors were from the JVS.

Among those who were present to witness the swearing in ceremony were vice-chairman S Krishnadas, Standing committee chairman P Govindankutty and activists of the JVS and the CPM.

M R Murali and the other JVS councillors came in a procession from the Prabhatham Kala Samskarika Vedi office while C Biju came in a procession from the CPM office to the venue of the ceremony.

In the 30-member Shoranur municipal council, the CPM has 14 members, the JVS eight members, Congress seven councillors and the BJP one councillor.

Meanwhile, M R Murali said that it was up to the CPM ruling council in the municipality to resign since it has been reduced to a minority.

Or else the CPM should state that it planned to cling on to power with the support of the BJP.

He said that the JVS had not thought of bringing a no-confidence motion at present since the CPM and the BJP need to make clear their stand.

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