Impact of Karnataka Bandh

Impact of Karnataka Bandh

Press club of Bangalore called for a conference to resolve the conflicts regarding the Karnataka bandh. The pro-kannada organizations had called for a bandh on Monday to fulfill their demands that included farm loan waiver, water scarcity in arid areas such as  Kolar, Chikkabalapur, Davangere and Chitradurga  and Narender Modi’s intervention in the mahadayi river water dispute .

Through Press club in Bangalore we also came to know that there was not much impact of Karnataka bandh. Schools and colleges were open, transport services were normal- BMTC, railways, autos and metro. Few PG exams were postponed. Security was given in areas where there were chances of violence to take place, though it was a non-violence rally.

Vatal Nagaraj was heading the bandh and during the rally in the morning awho gathered near town hall to carry out march to Vidhana Soudha, none knew his whereabouts. Praveen Shetty also accompanied Vatal Nagaraj. Even after the protests, there was no much response in Bangalore. Press club in Bangalore also came to a conclusion that there was impact of this bandh, for was very limited.

In the neighboring districts like Kolar and chikkaballapur had good response. The protesters blocked the highway near Kondarajanahalli for about half-an-hour. Press club in Bangalore have good communication with the reporters and also handle the press conferences very smoothly with interactive questions and answers. Press club in Bangalore is one among the top press clubs in India.  




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