Sullia: Villagers protest alleged false promises, put up banner calling for election boycott
Sullia: Villagers protest alleged false promises, put up banner calling for election boycott
Mangalore Today News Network
Sullia, Feb 9, 2026: Villagers have put up a banner calling for a boycott of voting, accusing politicians of making false promises and neglecting them. The incident took place at Valtaje in Devachalla village of Sullia taluk.
The banner, displayed at the Bulkaje turn on the Valtaje–Karangallu road and on the Valtaje–Malerkumery road in Devachalla village, criticizes politicians who allegedly performed a groundbreaking ceremony, distributed sweets, and sought applause after promising to concrete the roads, but later failed to fulfill those promises.
The banner states that if such neglect continues, the villagers will boycott the upcoming elections. By putting up this banner, the villagers have expressed their strong resentment against what they call false assurances by political leaders.
Write Comment
E-Mail
Facebook
Twitter 
Print - ’Delhi will become Khalistan’: Bomb threat emails sent to 9 schools
- Pilot and trainee injured after aircraft crashes in Vijayapura district
- Bangalore Metro Fare Revision Put on Hold Amid Political Row
- Rajasthan: Two Killed, 13 Injured in Building Collapse in Kota
- Azista Images ISS from Orbit, Marks First for India’s Private Space Sector
- LED bulb found in 1-year-old Gujarat boy’s windpipe after weeks of illness
- Karnataka court convicts three for gang rape of foreign tourist, murder near Hampi
- Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s record 175 takes India to historic 6th ICC U19 World Cup title
- US to remove additional 25% duty on Indian goods from February 7
- Don’t waste time because it’s cheap: PM Modi urges students to use internet responsibly
- Virat Kohli writes special message to Smriti Mandhana after RCB win 2nd WPL title
- 30 passengers escape unhurt as sleeper bus catches fire near Nelamangala on Bengaluru outskirts
- Belthangady: Kidnapping attempt on minor college student foiled; girl injured in knife attack
- Kasaragod: Car–scooter collision – rider killed
- Sullia: Villagers protest alleged false promises, put up banner calling for election boycott
- Car Catches Fire Near Bejai KSRTC Bus Stand, No Injuries
- Four Tourist Destinations in Udupi Selected Under National Tourism Mission
- Entrepreneur Killed in Two-Wheeler Collision Near Udupi
- Elderly Woman Killed in Motorcycle Accident Near Vittla Bus Stand
- Vande Bharat train between Mangaluru and Bengaluru to start soon: Ashwini Vaishnaw
- Youth held with MDMA in Ullal; Odisha supplier arrested in separate drug cases
- First Paediatric Robotic Surgery for Complex Liver Tumour Performed at K S Hegde Hospital
- Veteran Psychiatrist Dr K. Sudhakar Shetty Passes Away at 93
- Rs 186 crore sanctioned for underground power line system in Ullal: U.T. Khader
- Short circuits, accidental blazes trigger five fire incidents across Belthangady taluk
- Mangaluru Student Goes Missing; Ullal Police Register Case
- APD Foundation Joins WHO Civil Society Commission
- Daiva’s prediction comes true: Janardhan Reddy walks free from jail
- Skills and Competencies Take Center Stage at MSN Dialogue Series
- Court remands Maoist Lakshmi to six-day police custody
- Sandhya Shenoy honored with Society for Materials Chemistry Medal-2024
- White Cornus Apartment in Mangaluru
- City girl wins first place in state-level spell bee competition
- Alleged ‘Love Jihad’ Case in Mangaluru: Woman left home voluntarily, says police
- Girl fatally struck by reckless two-wheeler near Belman
- New residential complex for the judges inaugurated in Mangaluru
- Absconding accused nabbed after 8 years
- Truck with cylinders turns turtle in Beltangady
- Bhoota Kola artist dies of cardiac arrest
- Development of the country should be our goal: Ganesh Karnik
- Local Search
- Classifieds
- CITY INFORMATION
- TRAVEL
- TOURIST INFORMATION
- HEALTH CARE
- MISCELLANEOUS
© 2024 All rights reserved. MangaloreToday