Farmers’ organisations in Karnataka will observe a dawn-to-dusk shutdown across the state on Monday to protest against the amendments to th...
Farmers’ organisations in Karnataka will observe a dawn-to-dusk shutdown across the state on Monday to protest against the amendments to the agricultural produce market committee and land reforms passed by the Assembly last week. Labour organisations, pro-Kannada outfits and political parties like the Congress and the Janata Dal (Secular) have extended their support to the bandh call.
In Bengaluru, a protest march has been planned from Town Hall to Mysore Bank Circle against the “anti-farmer” legislations. Taxis, auto rickshaws and private bus are likely to stay away from the road as drivers too have pledged solidarity with the protests.
Karnataka: Farmers' organisations offer flowers to shopkeepers in Hubli, requesting them to support today's statewide bandh. Visuals from Chennamma Circle.
— ANI (@ANI) September 28, 2020
Farmers' orgs called a statewide bandh today against #FarmBills, land reform ordinances, amendments to APMC & labour laws. pic.twitter.com/u8pgCvsLVU
Karnataka: All India Kisan Sabha & other orgs protest in front of Hemavathi statue in Hassan & hold bike rally, in protest against #FarmBills (now laws).
— ANI (@ANI) September 28, 2020
Farmers' orgs have called statewide bandh today against Farm Bills, land reform ordinances, amendments to APMC & labour laws pic.twitter.com/Wd4BlpAt4M
The state government said all steps will be taken to ensure that there was no disruption to the normal functioning...
