Mangaluru: Although many opposition parties and organizations have urged people to make West Bharat successful, normal life in Kannada Dakshina is not affected by all stores, restaurants, offices, banks, educational institutions that function normally on Monday.
All buses and automatic rickshaws and taxis are operated throughout the district normally.
However, protests were held in several places and highways blocked at BC Road.
Various organizations that represent farmers, workers and other similar forums block national highways in Mangaluru – Bengaluru Stretch at 10 am.
Former Minister of Congress and Congress B Ramanath Rai, Karnataka Rajya Raitha Sangha Secretary Ravikir Punaka and Dyfi State President Memeer Katipalla participated in protest.
Shramika Sangha, Coolie Workers Forum in the city, held a protest in the Bunder elongated support to the bandh.
Karnataka Hamali Karmika Federation of State and State Secretary of Culu K Mahanthesh said the central government under Prime Minister Narendra Modi had not shown concern for farmers’ problems, which protested for 10 months.
“The BJP government has tried to reduce the rights of farmers and try to frustrate protests.
New agricultural laws will assist capitalists to make their monopoly agriculture sector.
This will lead to the crisis lack of food in this country.
People must support the protests of farmers considering interests Nation, “he said.
“By consolidating various labor laws under four categories, the central government has taken the rights and social security of the working class in India.
There is a need to increase sound on anti-government policies,” he added.
Meanwhile, another protest was held near the clock tower in the city.
The Indian Social Democratic Party held protests in Puttur, BC Road and Mangaluru.
The bad response in Udupi Bandh armed a bad response in Udupi Regency also in protests, the worker district secretary of the Areawadi State Association Susheela Nada said that Anganwadi worker decided to support the bandh because the union government planned to disburse the integrated child development scheme (ICDs.) “The central government wants to vote for the closure of Anganwadis gradually.
This will lead to increased malnutrition among children,” he said.
A rally was taken from Jodukatte towards the martyr warnings in Ajjarakadu.