Township Councilman Rajiv Prasad responds to residents calling for his resignation at the Feb. 12, 2019 Township Council meeting.
Rejecting repeated calls for his resignation, Township Councilman Rajiv Prasad on Feb. 12 vowed to fill out his term, and accused those who oppose him with “political grandstanding.”
Prasad (D-At Large) has been enmeshed in controversy at various times over the last three years, most recently over his handling of the approval process for the now-defunct plan for a “Peace and Nonviolence” monument park, and the revelations that he advised a landlord to meet with a Municipal Court Judge over a dispute and apparently asked for the Township Manager’s help in fixing four parking tickets, a request that was refused.
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