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- The Karnataka Rajya Raitha Sangha announced plans for protests at district headquarters on September 28.
- These demonstrations depend on the outcome of a three-day special legislative session starting September 21.
- Farmers demand loan waivers and immediate relief measures to address the state's most severe drought in 140 years.
- The group further insists that the government prioritize agricultural power supply and food security to mitigate the ongoing crisis.
What to watch next
- The outcome of the three-day special legislative session beginning September 21 in Bengaluru.
- Potential protest rallies at district headquarters on September 28.
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Badagalapura Nagendra
KRRS leader
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“the session would be rendered meaningless if it failed to result in the implementation of programmes to address the severe drought situation.”
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…A three-day special session of the State Legislature is scheduled to begin in Bengaluru from September 21. While welcoming the convening of a special session to discuss the drought in the State, Mr. Nagendra said the session would be rendered meaningless if it failed to result in the implementation of programmes to address the severe drought situation. He criticised the Central and State governments for their “complete neglect and inhuman approach” to the drought, which, according to the State government, is the worst the State has faced in 140 years. Mr. Nagendra…
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Named India · Bengaluru · Karnataka · Mysuru · Badagalapura Nagendra · Hosakote Basavaraj · Hosuru Kumar · Karnataka Rajya Raitha Sangha · Mandakalli Mahesh · Netravathi · P. Marankaiah
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