Protesters in Koppal demand dismissal of Minister M.B. Patil from Cabinet for his statement in Council over Baldota’s expansion

On Saturday, Koppal region Bachao Andolan Samiti and Parisara Hitlakshana Vedik, Koppal, accused the Baldota Group of the Baldota Group of the Baldota Group of the Baldar Group, accusing a “not responsible çıktı statement in the Legislative Council, Koppal.

The activists gathered in Ashoka Circle condemned Mr. Patil in response to a question that knows why the cattle in Basapur was deprived of drinking water after the Basapur tank was deprived of drinking water after the expansion of BSPL.

Instead of resolving these concerns, Mr. Patil claimed that he accepted responsibility to the union government and claimed that the expansion would continue, and that the protesters’ statement means insulting the Prime Minister’s order and the Koppal people.

“The future of the 1.5 Lakh people in Koppal and Bhagyanagar is due to the expansion of the BSPL expansion. Earlier this year, on February 24, thousands of calm, a bandh against the expansion of MSPL’s pellet plant brain. He betrayed, ”he said, writers and activists Alamaprabrabhu Bettadur during agitation.

The protesters also stated that despite the high court order that led the Basapur tank to be free in public use, the company’s tank was surrounded by a fence and refused to access the villagers and animals to drinking water. They claimed that the complaints and petitions went unanswered to the Regional Administration, and on the contrary, shepherds who tried to irrigate their cattle in the tank were attacked and even reserved in criminal cases.

Bettadur, “The Minister, the Assembly, the deputy commissioner will direct the water supply from the tank, but so far no action has been done, he said. Such a minister has no right to stay in the cabinet,” he said.

Protesters asked the government to reject MB Patil from the cabinet, cancel the company’s approval to use the Basapur tank, and give a permanent order that stopped the expansion of BSPL without delay.

Basavaraj Sheelavantara, KB Gonal, Manjunath G. Gondabal, Mahantesh Kotabal, DM Badiger, Mudukappa HoSamani, SA Gaffar, Shivappa Hadapad, Ravi Kanthanavar, Mangalesh Rathod, Hanumantappa Gondi, Mangadi Harager Maniyar, Sunkappa Meesi, Yamanurappa and Sunkamma were among those who participated in the protest.