KRV urges State govt. to implement Kannada compulsory rule

The members of the Karnkshana Vedel (KRV) called the state government properly implemented the rules of use in the compulsory cannon in official communication.

A delegation of KRV activists met with Mayor Mangesh Pawar and Mayor Vani Vilas Joshi, and presented them to a memorandum that called for Kannada to complete the application in the city governance.

They also sent letters to the regional administration and the state government.

Maharashtra Ekikaran condemned the opposition ruled by Samiti (MES). They claimed that the city -based party resorted to blackmail and used separatist tactics.

MES announced in October that he would organize a protest against this policy. KRV leaders claimed that they would invite some leaders from Maharashtra to the protest rally.

However, KRV leaders, the government government and the regional administration should not succumb to such tactics, he said.

If the state government could not implement the official language policy due to pressure, the KRV leaders warned the leaders to an intense agitation.

There were other leaders such as KRV President Deepak Gudanatti and Raju Nashipudi, Vinayak Bovi, Arjun Kamble, Ismail Mulla, Abhishek Agsasi, Manjunath Rathod, Shanta Hanabar, Roopali Barigaddi and others.