Mumbai: Tulu-Kannadigas Accord Grand Welcome to K'taka CM D V Sadanand Gowda


By Rons Bantwal
Daijiworld Media Network—Mumbai (RD/CN)

Mumbai, Nov 17: Karnataka chief minister D V Sadananda Gowda was accorded a grand welcome by leaders of Tulu–Kannadiga organizations of the metro when he arrived at Chatrapati Shivaji International Airport by Air India Express on Tuesday November 15.

Well-known industrialist and Lumens Group chairman Kutpady Chandra Shetty and Jayasrikrishna Parisara Premi Samiti founder president Tonse Jayakrishna A Shetty welcomed Gowda, his wife Datty, and their son Karthik on the occasion.



‘Chinnara Bimba’, children’s play troupe promoter Prakash B Bhandary, Vishwanat U Mada, entrepreneurs K K Nambiar, Pandurang S Shetty, and Anand Kundar, BJP leader Sudhir Shetty, Morla Ratnakar Shetty, labour union leader Felix A D’Souza Taccode, and Tonse Sanjeev Poojary were present.

According to sources, Gowda will participate in a global investors meet at BKC Complex, Bandra (East), on Wednesday November 16 and attend the wedding celebration of Kutpady Chandra Shetty’s daughter on Wednesday evening before returning to Bangalore on Thursday November 17.

  

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