MySuru: The controversy over inviting the right-wing activist Chakravarthy Sulibele and BJP spokesman Malavika Avinash as the main guest for the Bahuroopi National Theater Festival became more complicated with every day.
After the right-wing organization MySuru Rakshana Vedike expressed his support to the head of CariaPpa Rangayana a few days ago, Kodava Member Sogaju, Mysuru along with Karnataka Activists Rakshana Vedike, Mysuru Rakshana Vedia and other right-wing organizations held protests near the DC office near the DC office on the DC office Tuesday against activists and left organizations who demanded the resignation of CariaPpa.
His initial protesters gathered in front of Rangayana to protest but moved to a place near the DC office after police denied permission.
One of the protesters said cariatiaPpa brought discipline and transparency to Rangayana after taking responsibility as director two years ago.
“He has been disturbed by personal interests who also interfere with theater activities.
The government must immediately intervene in this matter and take action against people who work againstApleiaPpa,” he said.
Other protests say those who have personal interests protest search for AIAPPA and cause damage to the city of culture.
“On behalf of being a progressive thinker, they have tried to disrupt the Dasara celebration and now try to disrupt Bahuroo.
We condemn the Congress Party that supports them,” he said.
Protest against search for former Director and Artist Rangayana, members of Dalit Sangarsha Samiti and other organizations under the Banner Samudaya Karnataka continued their protest against cariiapppa on Tuesday.
Because they were also rejected permits to protest near Rangayana, they protested the entry of Lake Kukarahalli.
The leader of the congress and former MLA MK Somashekar expressed his party’s support for the demonstrators.
One of the protesters said they would protest in Bengaluru to tell the government about developments.
“We will soon release documents regarding irregularities carried out by cariivplea
Protest for and fight Rangayana’s head continues
