Farmers protesting Bidadi township project detained after road blockade
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Police detained over 50 protesters during a demonstration against the Bidadi township project in Bengaluru South.
The Hindu — KarnatakaThe brief
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- Farmers gathered at Bairamangala Circle to protest the slow progress of a government committee re-examining the Bidadi township project.
- The demonstration included a road blockade that disrupted traffic between Bidadi and Harohalli.
- Police intervened to clear the site after tensions rose between opposing groups of farmers.
- The state government committee requires specific documentation for farmers to register their objections.
What to watch next
- The committee hearing scheduled for September 30 and October 1.
- Potential filing of an FIR against the detained protesters.
- The outcome of the Deputy Commissioner's review regarding the KIADB land acquisition proposal.
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Yashavantha T.
State general secretary, Karnataka Prantha Raitha Sangha
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“many farmers would not have RTCs for various reasons and making it mandatory would mean they would miss out on expressing their views”
In the article
…mandatory for farmers to register at the deputy tahsildar’s office by submitting RTC and Aadhaar cards before meeting the committee. Yashavantha T., State general secretary, Karnataka Prantha Raitha Sangha, said that many farmers would not have RTCs for various reasons and making it mandatory would mean they would miss out on expressing their views . Devanahalli, Doddaballapur farmers oppose KIADB land acquisition proposal Farmers from Devanahalli and Doddaballapur on Friday submitted a memorandum to the Deputy Commissioner, Bengaluru Rural, opposing land…
Nagaraj Govindappa
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“These fall under the Arkavati basin and cannot be acquired.”
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…the Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (KIADB). Nagaraj Govindappa, a resident of Koira village near Devanahalli, claimed that the KIADB had proposed acquiring about 1,200 acres spread across five villages. “ These fall under the Arkavati basin and cannot be acquired. The Deputy Commissioner has said that the matter will be looked into,” he told The Hindu. Published - September 25, 2026 11:15 pm IST…
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