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Bengaluru: Kannadiga Patrakarthara Sangha meets Karnataka CM

  •   Fri, Oct 16 2015 06:06:02 PM

News and pics: Rons Bantwal

Daijiworld Media Network – Bangaluru (EP)

Bengaluru, Oct 16: A delegation of Kannadiga Patrakarthara Sangha, Maharashtra met Karnataka chief minister Siddaramaih at his official office at Vidhana Saudha on Friday October 16.






Honorary chief secretary of the Sangha, Rons Bantwal submitted a petition to the chief minister requesting for monetary assistance for the proposed office of the Sangha being constructed at Vashi,
Kannadiga Patrakarthara Bhavana and medical fund for the members of the Sangha.

The Sangha requested the chief minister to provide negotiation room for the Sangha in the Karnataka Bhavan being constructed at Sector 30 of Sidco at Vashi for non resident Kannadigas.

The chief minister assured that he will take action after holding discussions with the officials.

Kannadiga Patrakarthara Sangha Bhavana committee executive president Shiva Moodigere, Karnataka state chief minister's media advisor and senior journalist Dinesh Ameen Mattu, reporters guild president and chief minister's media coordinator K V Prabhakar, Belthangadi MLA Vasanth Bangera and others were present.
  

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