KRRS-Hasiru Sene seeks removal of Water Resources Minister for not heeding pleas to implement Mahadayi project
Seeking a permanent solution to floods in the Benni Halla, early implementation of the Mahadayi project and the fulfilment of various other demands, Karnataka Rajya Raita Sangha and Hasiru Sene will launch a Bengaluru Chalo on February 12. Addressing presspersons in Hubballi on Wednesday, State president of the Raita Sangha and Hasiru Sene Vasudev Meti said that farmers want the State government to withdraw the three farm laws implemented during the previous BJP regime. Mr. Meti said that repeated pleas to the government have not yielded any results, particularly with regard to irrigation and drinking water projects such as the Mahadayi project. Mr. Meti said that around 2,000 farmers from Dharwad district along with several thousand farmers from across the State will be participating in the Benglauru Chalo.
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