Bantwal: Residents urge to open town’s sealed main road


Team Udayavani, May 21, 2020, 7:36 PM IST

Bantwal: On May 21, locals came together on the main road in front of the government hospital here which had been sealed along with Kasba village to demand the opening of the road for the ease of traffic.

Tahsildar Rashmi S R and police officials reached the spot and tried to convince the people gathered there.

Responding to this, MLA Rajesh Naik Ulippadiguttu said that he held a discussion with the chief minister on May 20 in Bengaluru and also met the Deputy Chief Minister on Thursday morning. He added that the demand of the people will be met in some way.

Former Minister B. Ramanath Rai visited the site and said that the authorities should take note of this demand and respond in a way that does not disturb the people. He added that people’s demand must be met in a scientific way.

Udayavani is now on Telegram. Click here to join our channel and stay updated with the latest news.

Top News

EVMs destroyed as two groups of villagers clash in Chamarajanagar district

Banjarumale hamlet in Belthangady records 100 per cent voting

Board exams twice a year from 2025: MoE asks CBSE to work out logistics, no plan for semesters

Lok Sabha 2024: Tribal hamlet of Banjarumale in Belthangady records 100% voter turnout

Padubidri: Speeding car collides with electric pole, one dead

Bengaluru eateries butter up voter turnout with free dosa

Low voter turnout in Karnataka: Only 38.23% cast votes in 14 LS segments during first half of the day

Related Articles More

EVMs destroyed as two groups of villagers clash in Chamarajanagar district

Banjarumale hamlet in Belthangady records 100 per cent voting

Lok Sabha 2024: Tribal hamlet of Banjarumale in Belthangady records 100% voter turnout

Padubidri: Speeding car collides with electric pole, one dead

Bantwal: Man injured in stabbing incident

MUST WATCH

Skin Rash, Causes, Signs and Symptoms

11 bullets found in python’s body!

K. Jayaprakash Hegde Sharing His Memories

Grafting Jack Anil

Heat Illness


Latest Additions

24 Indian Fishermen Released from Sri Lankan Detention, Repatriated to India

Deep-tech drives growing patenting patterns in India; highest filings in Tamil Nadu: Study

Study finds genetic basis for link between depression, heart disease

EVMs destroyed as two groups of villagers clash in Chamarajanagar district

SC verdict on EVM tight slap to Congress-led opposition: PM Modi in Bihar rallies

Thanks for visiting Udayavani

You seem to have an Ad Blocker on.
To continue reading, please turn it off or whitelist Udayavani.