Bengaluru: Karnataka Bandh call on Sept 2 getting all-round support


Daijiworld Media Network - Bengaluru (SP)

Bengaluru, Aug 31: The Karnataka Bandh call given on September 2 is gaining more and more support with each passing day, and as such,is likely to prove a thumping success.

Organizations backing the bandh call have cited various issues like opposition to the new road safety act of the union government, failure to control rising prices, and others in support of the bandh. Labour unions, some students and social organizations have supported the bandh call. Karnataka Bandh will be a part of Bharat Bandh call given on September 2.

Government buses, private vehicles etc will be off the roads that day. Businesses will down their shutters as their unions have supported the call.

Some of the other demands in support of the bandh call are opposition to sale of public sector undertakings to private sector, not to ammend labour act to serve the interests corporate companies etc. Employees of KSRTC, BMTC, Bank employees, insurance companies, lorry owners, auto drivers, taxi drivers, some sltudent unions, etc have supported the bandh call, said Centre for Indian Trade Unions leader, K N Umesh.

The organizers said that the main aim of the bandh call is to bring pressure on the central government, but services like milk, vegetables, hospitals, medical shops, and ambulance services will be exempt from bandh call. But petrol bunks and gas cylinder suppliers may remain closed for the day, they have warned, as some of the employees of these concerns will be supporting the bandh call.

  

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  • Punith, Bangalore

    Thu, Sep 01 2016

    Yes ur right. And they are right. Its like each and everyone should know the cause of bandh and they should sense it.


    Thanks,

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  • vlm, udupi

    Wed, Aug 31 2016

    The agenda of the "bundh" should also include unrealistic increse in fuel prices from tonight.

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  • V V Sundar, Bangalore

    Wed, Aug 31 2016

    Bandh during weekends and holidays really disturbs the plan made by people who has planned meticulously for a break from their work. They lose heavily on Journey tickets. Even though the busses and trains will getcancelled, because of losing heavily, they will cancel it in advance and end up losing 25 to 50 percent of the travel fare. Even if the busses and trains are cancelled, they are not refunded the remaining fare by these organisations.

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  • Aadil Khan, Kasaragod/Saudi Arabia

    Wed, Aug 31 2016

    How about those air passengers travelling to and from airport as the private cars will also be off the road?

    Has DW any information to share with the readers who are mostly from Gulf region and will be facing problem for the surface transport on that day.

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  • Chetan UAE, Udupi

    Wed, Aug 31 2016

    What if someone has to reach airport or reach to his native from airport or railway station? India is shining.

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  • JACKAL, SOUTHKANARA

    Wed, Aug 31 2016

    Bundh during Festivals will really a disturbing one... people can not visit their native places and more over ROAD SAFETY RULES is a must and we could see so many people die because of careless riding of vehicles on highway and within city. WASTE OF TIME AND HUMAN RESOURCES... We have example of school bus accident in these days increasing,, why not follow rules and it should be strict too..

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  • avinash, mangalore

    Wed, Aug 31 2016

    Achievement of this would be a big zero..jobless people

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  • Sachidanand Shetty, Dubai/Mundkur

    Wed, Aug 31 2016

    Bandh means what….not going to Office & not working correct???? Anyhow most of them are not working and why go to Office unnecessarily????

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