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BJP calls for shutdown in Kasargod tomorrow
BJP calls for shutdown in Kasargod tomorrow
Mangalore Today News Network
Kasargod, Jan 02, 2017 : The BJP has called for a dawn-to-dusk hartal in Kasargod district Tuesday to protest the alleged attacks on party members by CPM workers.
Essential services and Sabarimala pilgrims have been exempted from the hartal. Kannur University has postponed all exams which were to be held on Tuesday.
The hartal was announced after the police arrested and removed BJP leaders who blocked the national highway at Chervathur to protest the attacks by CPM workers.
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| Comments on this Article | |
| Ryian D’souza, Mangaluru | Mon, January-2-2017, 11:09 |
| A day of protest will effect the economical status of the country. The people will never take such situations seriously . | |
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