Kundapur: Rakshana Vedike Protests against Removal of Banners


from Vinay Pais
for Daijiworld Media Network - Kundapur (AF)

Kundapur, Feb 20: The Karnataka Rakshana Vedike launched a protest here against the removal of Kannada banners hung on both sides of the Municipal road from Shastri circle to Parijatha circle.

The activists of the forum including taluk president Suresh Poojary, secretary of the district unit Yakub Khadar Gulvadi, and the president and the vice president of Kundapur town unit submitted a petition against the arbitrary removal of the banners.

The banners had been put up for creating awareness among the town people as well as the people from the neighbouring villages for the need to protect the interest of Kannadigas.

They also condemned the indifferent attitude of the chief officer and his staff. A strong verbal exchange took place, which was later put to an end on intervention of sub-inspector M Jayantha Poojary.

  

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  • Shrinath Shet, Udupi - Muscat

    Wed, Feb 20 2008

    Its really a good move by Karnataka Rakshana Vedike Kundapura. Kannadigas are facing lots of problems in getting jobs because of the partialities by other people. This types of move and awareness should be held at corporations and metropolitian cities. We should protect and develop our language. I have seen the unity between the other state people. Why not between Kannadigas?

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