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Section 144 in Bengaluru after unrest over Cauvery issue
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Violence has erupted in Karnataka after Supreme court gave orders to the state government to release 12,000 cusecs of Cauvery Water to Tamil Nadu. Violence was triggered on Monday from Mandya and Mysore and slowly started spreading into outer areas of Bengaluru city.
Violence has erupted in Karnataka after Supreme court gave orders to the state government to release 12,000 cusecs of Cauvery Water to Tamil Nadu. Violence was triggered on Monday from Mandya and Mysore and slowly started spreading into outer areas of Bengaluru city.
Three vehicles have been reportedly lit in Mysore and a truck in the Nice Road was gutted, Bengaluru. The police have imposed section 144
Gallery: Karanatak burns over Cauvery Issue
Read more: Bengaluru City Police clarifies on Section 144 in city
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