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The ‘Maha Abhiyan’ campaign organised by a group Kannada Rakshana Vedike (KRV) demanding prominence for Kannada language on signboards turned violent on Wednesday with the activists smashing the...
The Karnataka government entered damage control mode following the rampage by pro-Kannada activists in Bengaluru, damaging signboards and businesses. Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar strongly condemned the violence, asserting the right to protect Kannada without resorting to vandalism. The protest, led by Karnataka Rakshana Vedike, turned violent, resulting in the arrest of its state president and associates.
Pro-Kannada Karnataka Rakshana Vedike (KRV) activists on Wednesday vandalised more than 20 shops across different commercial areas in Bengaluru, smashing English signboards and billboards.
Karnataka Rakshana Vedike (KRV), a pro-Kannada body, on Wednesday held a massive protest in Bengaluru. | Bengaluru News
The 'Maha Abhiyan' campaign organised by a group KRV demanding prominence for Kannada language on signboards turned violent on Wednesday.