Lindsay Pereira: Photo-ops first, work later
Updated On: 23 September, 2017 06:11 AM IST | Mumbai | Lindsay Pereira
<p>It's amusing, and sad, how elected representatives will go to any extent to get their names on banners, posters, even dustbins</p>


BJP leaders Poonam Mahajan and Ashish Shelar seem quite happy to lend their names and faces to this public toilet at Bandra Bandstand. File pic
Here's an interesting piece of news that slipped under our radars a few weeks ago, presumably because we were distracted by babies dying in government hospitals and spiritual leaders being convicted for rape. A few weeks ago, a BMC corporator was accused by a councillor of stocking up on dustbins for a year. The bins had reportedly been given by the BMC for distribution among its wards, and the corporator was accused of hoarding them. It even prompted a number of police complaints, after the corporator and councillor attacked each other in public.
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