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Bengaluru Bandh Today: Section 144 Imposed; Full List of What’s Open And What’s Shut

Bengaluru Bandh: The 'Kannada Okkuta,' a collective alliance of pro-Kannada groups, has announced a 12-hour bandh which will remain in force till 6 pm.

Bengaluru Bandh Today
Edited By: news24desk |
Bengaluru Bandh Today: A statewide bandh is being observed in Karnataka on Friday, September 29 over the Cauvery River water dispute. For the unversed, the 'Kannada Okkuta,' a collective alliance of pro-Kannada groups, has announced a 12-hour bandh which will remain in force till 6 pm. In response to the statewide shutdown, Karnataka's Mandya district has imposed restrictions under Section 144 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC). Meanwhile, the Bengaluru administration has opted to grant a day off for all educational institutions within the city. "Due to the Karnataka bandh announced by various organizations, a decision has been made to declare a holiday for all schools and colleges in Bengaluru city, keeping the well-being of students in mind", stated Dayananda, Bengaluru city district deputy commissioner.

Bengaluru Bandh: What's Open

  • Namma Metro
  • Hospitals
  • Pharmacies
  • Government offices
  • Good services
  • Banks
  • All emergency services

Bengaluru Bandh: What's Shut

  • Private taxis- Ola/Uber.
  • Autos.
  • Shopping malls.
  • Standalone shops.
  • Street vendors.
  • Movie theatres and multiplexes.
  • All hotels and restaurants.
  • Protesters might block airport.
  • NH are likely to be blocked by protesters.
  • Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) buses.
CAUVERY WATER DISPUTE The longstanding Cauvery river water dispute between the southern states of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka has spanned several decades. Tensions escalated of late following a directive from the Cauvery Water Management Authority (CWMA), instructing Karnataka to release 5000 cusecs of water to Tamil Nadu for a duration of 15 days.
For the unversed, the Cauvery river originates in Karnataka's Talakaveri region, traverses through Tamil Nadu, and eventually empties into the Bay of Bengal.

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