Prasad Offers Apology For Charges Of Racism, But Calls For Resignation Persist

September 9, 2015 Township Council

9-8-15 meeting08 — Township Councilman Rajiv Prasad reads his statement at the Sept. 8 council meeting.

Township Councilman Rajiv Prasad on Sept. 8 apologized for charging that opponents of a proposed park were motivated by racism, but the main targets of his attack maintained that he should resign his office.

Prasad’s apology, delivered during the September council meeting, was primarily directed to Middlebush residents Brian and Gina Ulrich. Brian Ulrich is the creator of a social media site whose commenters oppose the proposed Catalpa Park at South Middlebush and Vliet roads.

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