Click it and Unblock the Notifications
Just In
Don't Miss
-
Is Yuvika Chaudhary Expecting First Child With Prince Narula After 6 Yrs Of Marriage? Here’s What We Know -
IPL 2024: Impact Player Rule to be Abolished from Next Year? What is BCCI Saying? -
SEBI Investigates Adani Offshore Funds For Shareholding Disclosure Violations -
Sony’s Critically Acclaimed Helldivers 2 Rumored to Release on Xbox, Claims Industry Insider -
Log9 Unveils Amphion & Nexmile – Revolutionizing EV Asset Management -
Students of the Canadian International School in Bangalore Raise Nearly 60 Lakh Rupees for Bangalore NGOs -
Arushi Sharma-Vaibhav Vishant Wedding, Love Aaj Kal 2 Actor Looks Resplendent In A Pastel Ethnic Outfit, Pics! -
Kurnool's Hidden Gems: A Guide To Exploring India's Lesser-Known Treasures
Congress Padayatra reaches Bellary's outskirts
Bellary, Aug 9: After covering a distance of 320 km from Bangalore on foot against Karnataka"s BJP government for its failure to check illegal mining, Congress activists on Monday, Aug 9 reached Bellary"s outskirts.
The Congress launched the long march, billed as "Nada Rakshana Nadige" (Walk to save Karnataka), on Jul 25 mainly to take on the BJP ministers, the Reddy brothers, over their alleged illegal mining of iron ore.
The marchers, led by Leader of Opposition in the assembly Siddaramiah, state Congress chief R v Deshpande, working president D K Shivakumar and Leader of the Opposition in council Motamma, is expected to enter Bellary around 1 pm.
Tight security arrangements have been made so that the rally goes off peacefully.
It has been reported that State Congress heavyweights will address a rally to mark the end of the 16-day-long walk.
Earlier on Friday, Aug 6, Karnataka Tourism Minister Janardhan Reddy said "We are welcoming all these Congress people, heartily to Bellary. I have told all my BJP workers to treat them like our guests. Let them come to Bellary and see the development."
OneIndia News
