Sanjjana Galrani urges K’taka CM to set women’s safety committee in film industry
Actor Sanjjana Galrani has requested Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to establish a women's safety committee in the Kannada film industry.
Actor Sanjjana Galrani has requested Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to establish a women's safety committee in the Kannada film industry.
Meanwhile, the Bengaluru City Crime Branch police have registered a case in this connection.
The matter relates to the protest that was organised to demand the resignation of then Minister KS Eshwarappa following a suicide case.
Siddaramaiah said on Saturday that a high-level committee formed to review the internal reservation for Scheduled Castes is "nothing more than a ploy to mislead" the Dalit community.
The swearing-in ceremony scheduled to be held at Bengaluru's Kanteerava Stadium at around 12:30 PM.
Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai asked the AICC President Mallikarjun Kharge, former party presidents Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi to clear their stand on terrorism and terrorists.
They said that all those who are coming from Kerala should be monitored for symptoms like fever, altered mental status, severe weakness, headache, respiratory distress, cough, vomiting, muscle pain, convulsion and diarrhea.
The challenge has become a litmus test for him as the 'Most Backward Castes Awareness Forum' has submitted a memorandum urging him not to bring Panchamasali Lingayats in the list of the 'Other backward Classes' (OBC).
"While India is fighting against COVID-19, Karnataka CM is 'fighting for Corruption', 'Environmental Corruption' in Karnataka. Rs 16 crore deal for the chairmanship of Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB)".
Yediyurappa said that there are demands from various quarters to extend the lockdown but as of now his government is in no hurry to think on lines of extending the lockdown, the decision on which, however, can be taken on June 5, two days prior to the current lockdown's end.
