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Mysuru/Mandya: The Karnataka bandh over the Cauvery row in Mysuru, Mandya, and Chamarajanagar was total and peaceful with members of various organisat.

The protests have been happening for the past few days and intensified on Saturday when ‘Mandya Bandh’ was observed. Various farmers and pro-Kannada outfits have given a call for a Bengaluru Bandh on Tuesday against the release of Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu.​

Mandya: The Mandya ‘bandh’ on Saturday, called by farmer groups to urge the state government not to release Cauvery river water to Tamil Nadu, was by .

They appealed to the people, especially shopkeepers and owners of various other commercial establishments including petrol and diesel service stations, to cooperate by observing a total bandh.

Mandya: Various organisations took to the streets in Mandya on Wednesday, to protest the Cauvery River Water Management Authority’s directive to relea.

Pro-Kannada organisations in Karnataka Mandya continued their protest on Wednesday, demanding the government to stop releasing Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu.

Karnatakas Agriculture Minister, N. Chaluvarayaswamy, has stated that no more water can be released to Tamil Nadu until the Supreme Court delivers its verdict on September 21. He explained that Karnataka is already facing issues with drinking water and insufficient water for crops. Chaluvarayaswamy expressed hope for a favorable verdict and emphasized that water cannot be released until then.

The minister further expressed hope that the state would get a favourable verdict from the Supreme Court. | Latest News India

Continuing the agitation against the release of Cauvery river water to neighbouring Tamil Nadu, a pro-Kannada activist on Sunday warned of blocking the borders and stopping the screening...

Continuing the agitation against the release of Cauvery river water to neighbouring Tamil Nadu, a pro-Kannada activist on Sunday warned of blocking the borders and stopping the screening of Tamil movies in the state. The activist also asked Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin to "take away all the Tamils from Bengaluru" because they too consume water sourced from Cauvery river.