Karnataka Bandh: Cauvery water row disrupts normal life in Bengaluru and southern parts of state
Updated On Sep 29, 2023 12:20 PM IST
- 'Kannada Okkoota' is an umbrella organsation of Kannada and farmers' outfits.
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The 'Kannada Okkoota' called for a Karnataka bandh on Friday to protest the release of water to Tamil Nadu. The bandh was well-received in Bengaluru and other southern regions of the state, causing disruptions to regular activities. (PTI)
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All schools and colleges will remain closed on Friday in Mandya and Bengaluru in view of 'Karnataka Bandh' being called by various farmer organizations over the Cauvery water row issue. (PTI)
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"In view of the bandh called by pro-Kannada organisations, farmer unions and several other organisations tomorrow (Friday) regarding Cauvery water issue, Section 144 has been imposed in Mandya district and schools and colleges will remain closed tomorrow," Deputy Commissioner Mandya Dr Kumar said on Thursday. (PTI)
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Most of the shops, business establishments and eateries in Cauvery basin districts such as Mandya in southern part of the State downed their shutters. Private vehicles were off the roads in those areas. (PTI)
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A view of closed shops in the KR Market amid the Bengaluru bandh called by the Kannada activists and farmers over the release of Cauvery River water to Tamil Nadu.(ANI)
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