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School, colleges, Buses, IT offices to be shut...
In the entire state, more than 175 organizations have endorsed the Bandh and stated that they support the farmer groups participating in the protest.
Many city activities are expected to stop on Tuesday as a Bengaluru Bandh has been declared by farmer groups and pro-Kannada organizations. More than 175 organizations from across the state have approved the Bandh and asserted their solidarity for the farmer organizations protesting the flow of Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu.
The Bandh is expected to be complete because opposition parties have backed it and Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has stated that the administration won't try to stop it.
Which services are most likely to be shut down?
Buses from BMTC and KSRTC…
The Bengaluru Bandh has received additional backing from the Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) Staff and Workers Federation, and both KSRTC and BMTC services are likely to be interrupted.
Private cab services…
Tanveer Pasha, the president of the Ola, Uber Drivers and Owners Association, declared support for the bandh and a Tuesday road shutdown. In terms of the land, the language, and the water, there will be no compromise. We fully support the bandh," Pasha declared, expressing his support for the bandh.
Education Institutions…
Many schools and colleges have yet to declare a vacation, despite the general secretary of the Private Schools Union, Shashikumar, saying that they would show their support by donning black bands on their arms. Today, a choice will be made regarding it.
What services will be accessible?
Namma metro…
Tuesday will see the city's metro system run throughout by the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited. On any Namma metro line in Bengaluru, there won't be any disruptions.
Emergency services…
Ambulances, pharmaceutical vans, and other crucial goods-carrying vehicles involved in emergency services will all be in operation. Additionally, hospitals and medical stores will operate normally.
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