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Karnataka will hold a symbolic session at its second assembly house in Belagavi tomorrow, amid the Centre's efforts to enforce law and order and establish peace in the disputed Maharashtra-Karnataka border area

Maharashtra Minister Sambhuraj Desai on Tuesday issued a statement regarding his visit to the Maharashtra-Karnataka border and stated that his visit has been postponed and not cancelled.

Maharashtra ministers Chandrakant Patil and Shambhuraj Desai postponed their scheduled visit to Belagavi on Tuesday. On Monday Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai had raised concerns over the visit.

Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Wednesday appealed to pro-Kannada organisations not to go ahead with the state-wide bandh called by them on December 31, demanding a complete...

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Several organisations under the leadership of Vatal Nagara had last week called for a day-long state-wide bandh, demanding a complete ban on the activities of Maharashtra Ekikaran Samithi in the state over its repeated involvement in "anti-Karnataka and anti-Kannada activities"

Pro-Kannada organisations have decided to call off the stir called by them on December 31, wherein they had demanded a complete ban on the activities of the Maharashtra Ekikaran Samithi, which has been campaigning for long to merge Marathi speaking regions in Belagavi with Maharashtra.

Basavaraj Bommai on Wednesday appealed to pro-Kannada organisations not to go ahead with the state-wide bandh called by them on December 31.

He said the government has already taken action against 'anti Kannada forces' and was examining their demand for the ban legally