Bengaluru: Karnataka bandh on Sep 26 over Kalasa Banduri row


Daijiworld Media Network-Bengaluru (RJP)

Bengaluru, Sep 25: Normal life across the state may be disrupted due to the observance of Karnataka bandh called by pro-Kannada organizations on Saturday, September 26. The dawn to dusk bandh is called with the demand of the implementation of the Kalasa Banduri and Mekedatu projects.

The organizers expect a total shutdown in the state as the bandh is backed by nearly 1,000 associations including labour unions and other organizations. Employees of all government owned road transport corporations and drivers of cabs and auto rickshaws also have decided to participate in the bandh which will affect the commuting in the state.

Private schools are expected to declare a holiday on Saturday. Hotel owners, the entertainment industry and vegetable traders are also supporting the bandh.
  

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  • Af,, Mangaluru

    Sat, Sep 26 2015

    Due to BANDH who is benefited out of it?
    will goa and maha govt attitude is changed?
    did our useless Mps cried?or they are loosing their seats?
    karnataka must think innovative way.to get the job done.

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  • Ravinder Murthy, Mangalore

    Sat, Sep 26 2015

    There is no bandh in Mangaluru. The DC ahs clarified that there will be no bandh in the city and other parts of DK.

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  • Banshim, Meghalaya

    Fri, Sep 25 2015

    i have doubt whether bus wil be there or not..

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  • sagar, udupi

    Fri, Sep 25 2015

    People who dependent on netravathi river should not support this strike. People can't strike against yethinahole project at least dont support other strike.

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  • Abdul kader,, Kasaragod

    Fri, Sep 25 2015

    Enjoy sat and sunday.

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  • sudhi, byndoor

    Fri, Sep 25 2015

    What about the private bus ? In Udupi & DK, majority of the people are dependent on private bus. People especially employees will be in confusion what to do.

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  • Valerian D'souza, Udupi / Mumbai

    Fri, Sep 25 2015

    Siddaramaiah led all party delegation to PM to resolve this issue.
    The dispute involving Karnataka, Maharashtra and Goa is seems now before a tribunal.

    Instead of working in harmony for the interest of concerned people, BJP and Congress leaders, playing their politics.
    Blaming each other for the non-completion of the 7.56-tmcft Kalasa-Banduri drinking water project.
    Everywhere regional conflict, no consensus.

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  • Ranjith Rodrigues, udupi

    Fri, Sep 25 2015

    Politicians wants to divide and rule based on caste, community, creed, state, etc. This is an unique situation to India only.... Meanwhile poor modi is going abroad to persuade companies to "make in india"....little do the gullible, firang, multinational CEOs know about indian petty politics in all parties, and bureaucratic corruption at every level...Even God (if there is one) might not be able to solve our issues...

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