Karnataka bandh tomorrow: What will function, what won’t

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Karnataka bandh tomorrow: What will function, what won’t
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  • Public transport, schools, and essential services will function as usual
  • 65% of autos, private taxis, and some truck services will be affected
  • Hotels, supermarkets, and bars will remain open without disruption

Karnataka will witness a statewide bandh tomorrow, called by pro-Kannada activist Vatal Nagaraj to protest against alleged anti-Kannada policies and oppression by Maharashtrians. Several organizations have extended their support, while some have distanced themselves. Here’s a breakdown of what will be affected and what will function as usual.

Also Read: Pro-Kannada groups announce statewide shutdown on March 22

What Will Function Normally

  • Essential services: Milk supply, daily newspapers, and medical services will remain unaffected.
  • Public transport:Metro services, BMTC, KSRTC buses, and trains will operate as usual.
  • Education: Schools and private buses will function as normal.
  • Businesses & Shops:Wholesale clothing markets, vegetable, fruit, and flower markets, supermarkets, and bars will remain open.
  • Hotels & Restaurants: Food outlets and hotels will function without disruption.
  • Airport Services:Airport taxis will be available, ensuring connectivity for travelers.

What Will Be Affected

  • Auto services: Around 65% of autos will remain off the roads.
  • Private transport:Ola, Uber, and some private transport associations are supporting the bandh, potentially affecting taxi availability.
  • Truck movement: The Truck Drivers’ Association has backed the bandh, leading to possible disruptions in goods transportation.
  • Garment industry: Workers' associations have extended support, likely impacting production.

While major public services will remain operational, transport disruptions could cause inconvenience. Authorities urge commuters to plan accordingly.

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