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- Farmers' group Samyukta Horata Karnataka has alleged that real estate interests filed a defective PIL against one notification for acquiring 518 acres for the Bidadi Township project, which the Karnataka High Court recently dismissed.
- The group claims the petition was a deliberate attempt to weaken the farmers' anti-land acquisition agitation, and that a misinformation campaign has since portrayed the dismissal as a court green signal for the project.
- SHK has urged farmers in Bairamangala and Kanchugaranahalli not to be swayed by the propaganda and to continue resisting the acquisition of their irrigated farmland.
- A public hearing chaired by Justice V. Gopala Gowda is scheduled at Bairamangala Circle, where farmers have been staging an indefinite protest.
What to watch next
- Outcome and findings of the public hearing chaired by Justice V. Gopala Gowda on Thursday
- Whether the farmers' agitation escalates or any new legal challenges to the 518-acre acquisition are filed
- Any response from the state government or real estate interests to the conspiracy allegations
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