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Thursday, September 20, 2012 8:50:13 AM (IST)  

Peaceful Bandh in Mangalore, No Agitations, Fights Reported

Peaceful Bandh in DK District, No Agitations, Fights Reported

Pics by Ramesh Pandith / Kishore Peraje / Arun Uppinangady
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore

Mangalore, Sep 20: The protest across the district was conducted in a peaceful manner on Thursday September 20. There were no fights or untoward incidents reported until noon.

Agendas were discussed at the various protest points in the city.


Beltangady


Bantwal


Uppinangady

However, people found it very diffcult to travel around especially due to the public transport participation in the bandh. Most of the stores and restaurants also remained shut for the day to avoid trouble. As petrol bunks remained closed, fuel shortage causes another hindrance for vehicles.

The festive preparation for Ganapathi procession also came a standstill as proper arrangements could not be made. The procession will be held in the evening of September 20. Devotees from the outskirts of the city are in a fix as they cannot travel.

People who have travelled to their native places for the feast and had expected to return today are also in trouble as bus services have stopped.

 

Mangalore: Bandh Paralyses Normal Life in City

Pics: Dayanand Kukkaje
Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (VM)

Mangalore, Sep 20: The nationwide bandh on Thursday September 20 called by the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) and other opposition parties against the recent hike in diesel and allowance of FDI received good response in the city.

All schools and colleges were declared holiday well in advance.

Commercial vehicles like private buses, KSRTC, and auto rickshaws are off the road. However, a source informed that KSRTC operated for some time in the morning.

Some people were loitering around the city as they could hardly find any transport. Those who arrived by trains were stranded in the railway station.

Police are on high alert to prevent any untoward incident.

All shops and offices chose to remain shut and only essential commodities like milk and ambulance services are available.

The city as whole wears a deserted look.

As per the announcement made earlier, NDA and other parties are holding a protest in front of the DC's office at 10 am.
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Mohandas Kapikad, Mangaluru
Friday, September 21, 2012

This bandh is a green signal from public all over India for UPA to leave the power. With this rate of hike in price, & dangerous steps as FDI, definetly & mainly Congress will have stiff opposition in next election. Rahul will only have to wave hands & people will also wave him hands(say tata to him).

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Naveen, Mangalore
Friday, September 21, 2012

Who will pay the daily wage workers who lost a day's money?? Does any party who called for bandh can pay?? Can any shop keeper or business owners can claim that they closed business establishments voluntarily?? Most of them closed their business just to prevent their shops/business being getting attacked from bandh supporters.. Really want to hear from shop keepers and business owners if they voluntarily shut their business.. We really need to put an end to this bandh politics..

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mathias , mangalore
Friday, September 21, 2012

wt they called for bundh ,this poltical people only thinking for they own slef ,they are not thiking about inncont people

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Ilyas, Riyadh
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Thanks Daiji very nice pictures. This bandh pictures always gives more attraction to Mangalore city with empty road without traffic recalling my memory to go back on vacation at the earliest to see my family members. once again thanks for your nice coverage.

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Vijay Prabhu, Kundapur/Canada
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Very true Anamika (Mangalore). The present BJP party leaders are just a bunch of stupid rogues!! At least Mr. Bajpai and JP were great honest leaders of original Janata Party, but the present 'BJP' leaders are a bunch of crooks!!

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Lancy, Mangalore
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Common man is affected by this so called bundh. Loss due to this is estimated as 12500 crores to the country and the people. This government, next government, last election, next election UPA, NDA, left parties and right parties. Power politics, corruption and blame game continues. End of the day who is the looser ?????

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Pramod Kumar, Hosabettu/Dubai
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Whether politicians understand or not what is our duty to protest anything not acceptable to us. In democracy this is the only way to express ourselves. Whichever party to comes they utilize us for their vote bank. Not everytime but sometime we may get fruitful results.

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joel, singapore
Thursday, September 20, 2012

well said Anamika . you are a true matured and sensible Indian ... these people dont realis and all indians that who ever in power UPA or BJP instead of working together and making India into a fast developed country .... they will always oppose and crib and complian and pick faults in others (price hike and his and that is all part of it ) who ever is in power ... may be if BJP comes in power something else will be hiked so then what ... whats the solution ???... its easy doing that ... but just realise ... if we all indians have a peacefull approach and the Bjp and UPA leave their differences ... and work towards making india a super power.... Thats why our country was and will always remain DEVELOPING IT WILL NEVER BE "DEVELOPED" BECAUSE OF THIS MENTALITY AND NONSENSE ,,,, THINK ABOUT IT
JAI HO !!!!

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abdul samad, mangalore
Thursday, September 20, 2012

THIS BANDH WILL NOT EFFECT UPA GOVERMENT B,COZ THEY ALREADY IN SAFE ZONE THEY NEVER CANCEL PRICE RISE & FDI..PEOPLE ONLY OPTION NEXT ELECTION WE SHOULD WAIT FOR THAT..

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Venzil Fernandes, Mangalore
Thursday, September 20, 2012

bundh will now effect the citizens only. however govt doesnt have any sense

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Juliet D' Souza, Mangalore
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Bundh is peaceful okey but what is the result of this bundh is more important. Will the Government change its policy decisions. This is only an inconveience to common man,

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HSK, Mangalore
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Pollution Free Mangalore today.

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Aadil Khan, Kasaragod, Saudi Arabia
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Bandh is a public nuisance and is for nothing to gain. It is an egoistic tussle between UPA and BJP, primarily.

UPA will complete its tenure and emerge to rule the country under UPA III in 2014.

JAI HO Congress..........

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Billal Khan, Mangalore
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Bandh Experts are again on streets

Is there any benefit from this Bundh? Past Bundhs will tell us.

Its clearly political Mileage Bundh

Nobody is concern about common man

Only Dramas

Poor people suffer the most.

Only God should save this country

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Percy Noronha, Mangalore, Muscat
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Often Bandh means that the community or political party declaring a Bandh expect general public to stay in their homes and strike work. Also all the business establishments and shopkeepers are expected to keep their establishements/shops closed and the public transport operators are supposed to stay off the road and not carry any passengers. All this is expected to be voluntary, but in many instances people are terrorized into participating in a Bandh.

Bandhs are powerful means for civil disobedience. Because of the huge impact that a Bandh has on the local community, it is much feared as a tool of protest.

Bandhs have been criticized because of the disruption of everyday life caused by them. The Supreme Court of India has banned bandhs in 1998,but political parties still organize them. About 8-9 years back, the Supreme Court of India fined two political parties, BJP and Shiv Sena for organizing a bandh in Mumbai as a protest against bomb blasts in the city. As per the news dated 19/09/2012 the state with the maximum Bandhs in India is West Bengal. Mamata Banergee is famous for that when she was in opposition party.

As Mr. Rajesh D'Souza says, a day's bandh will cost about Rs. 3,000/- crores. What a loss to the country. All this is only political stunt for their benefit. The common man suffers the most who struggles for daily income to support the family.

This is the freedom in a democratic country to call for bandhs as and when they want.

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Bulsam, Mangalore
Thursday, September 20, 2012

During the tenure of BJP’s NDA from 1998 to 2004, the prices for petroleum products were raised 15 times and in Congress’s UPA tenure of eight years they have raised the prices only 12 times. The decision to raise the prices of petroleum products by UPA Govt has only been taken under immense pressure because there was no other choice.
But the nationwide shutdown called by the opposition-led NDA over the decision to approve FDI in multi-brand retail and raise in the petroleum price, was nothing more than a waste of the nation's resources, and making it difficult for millions to travel across the country. It disrupted economic activities with commodity markets and the transport sector that is the life-line of India, taking a big hit in many parts of the country. Didn’t the NDA and CPI realise that during such bundh in July 2010, Indian industry pegged losses more than Rs 13,000 Crores?

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Anamika, Mangalore
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Foolish people supporting bundh! Today you the opposition(BJP) is shouting hoarse but tomorrow when you come to power and introduce price hike which is inevitable or any other reforms then Congress will oppose it and call for a bundh. So where is all this going to lead to?Can India develop or move forward?  If you do not cooperate with the ruling party now then tomorrow nobody will cooperate with you. so dont keep harping about going to polls. coz tomorrow your fate will be the same lol

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jean, MANGALORE
Thursday, September 20, 2012

BHART BUNDH. ANYBODY'S KITCHEN IS BANDH TODAY BECAUSE OF PRICE RISE IN DAILY COMMODITIES, HIKE IN DIESEL AND SUBSIDY ON LPG.? SPECIALLY ANY POLITICIANS HOUSE??

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Rahil, mangalore
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Wow..Beautifully captured by Mr.Ramesh Pandith.Great Photography. The real Mangalore looks so natural without traffic and rush like it was before 8 to ten years. Add to the beauty is greenaries every where because of Monsoon. We love Mangalore.

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RP, Mlore
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Bandh is peaceful..........thats the good news!! Hope no public or private property will be damaged or destroyed.

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C Sharath, Mangalore
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Cant help noticing some good roads, but without good finishing touches like footpath's & pedestrian ways. Its like a wearing a good shirt with its color torn off. The picture of stretch in front of Aj Hospital looks nice , would have looked besster with some maintained flower plants filled divders. Atleast by looking at the beauty of the city may be people reduce the amount of hatered among each other and make atleast Mangalore a better place to live in harmony and realise what we are loosing.

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Javid, mangalore
Thursday, September 20, 2012

The City where people are clean and Neat however city is with full of garbage and smell. wake up call to all my brothers and sisters please keep city clean.

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SAJEER, MGLR
Thursday, September 20, 2012

THIS BJP DOESN'T HAVE ANY OTHER WORK. ALL WASTE AND EXPIRED BODIES ARE RULING THIS BJP. THEY FIRST OF ALL DON'T KNOW HOW CORRUPT THEY ARE. WHOSE IS SUFFERING NOW?.. A COMMON MAN.. IS THERE ANY BENEFIT BY HAVING BANDH.. ZERO IS THE BENEFIT.. IF THIS BJP WANTS FUEL PRICE AT LOW COST THEN LET THESE GO TO GCC COUNTRIES.

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Blaan Mendonca, USA
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Dayanand Kukkaje, was the only guy who did not participate in Bandh. It was a easy job for him take those pictures as there was no traffic.

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Suman, Mangalore
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Wow... Mlore looks so pretty out on these roads... or else it wil be ful of traffice.

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Lancelot N Tauro, Manglore - Doha Qatar
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Will Arrack/wine Bar open in the late evening?? to get the full meaing of Bharath Bandh. Thank You.

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Roshni, Abu Dhabi / Mangalore
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Feels nice to see the photos of mangalore city... Missing my home town..
Nice Pics!!!!

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Rajesh Dsouza, MANGALORE
Thursday, September 20, 2012

As per CII report the total loss to the economy on account of the Bharat Bandh "would be greater than Rs 3,000 crore (Rs 30 billion)."Now real question is did the bandh make any difference...
Did the prices come down?????Poor and medium class peoples are struggling for to earn each penny and our politicians are wasting our money what we have paid for them as a Tax.Dont think so any change will come in india even if BJP,congress or even anna hazare party will come as a ruling party until they realise the aam aadmi's problem.Better every one will Boycott for election.


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rajesh, mangalore
Thursday, September 20, 2012

john, udipi/mumbai..not today..but if not participated in bandh today ..they may have to be in empty stomach for 1 more year ..bcos soniya wil eat every food given to them by god..

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Dinoo, Mangalore
Thursday, September 20, 2012

I hope this BANDH will be worth the precious time,resources and money lost...

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G R PRABHU, BEJAI ,MANGALORE
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Karnataka is ready for one more Bandh regarding Kavery water dispute,Ithink.

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JK, Udupi/Dubai
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Mangalore City looks beautiful with empty roads

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jithesh, Mangalore/Dubai
Thursday, September 20, 2012

mangalore is looking so beautiful, clean n tidy in these pics, good ones.Lets not talk politics and about politicians all time.Enjoy the beauty some timee and if possible think how to make it more beautiful.

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G R PRABHU, BEJAI ,MANGALORE
Thursday, September 20, 2012

It is very much clear that from Sri Dayanand Kukkaje's Photos that BJP ruling Mangalore corporation,have NO FOOT PATH any where in the city.But funny thing is, they are attacking NDA Govt.

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Blaan Mendonca, USA
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Itna sannata kyun hai bhai

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Ayes P, Mangalore/KSA
Thursday, September 20, 2012

This so-called BANDH will affect only aam aadmi and poor laborer. Those daily wages laborers should BANDH their stomachs too because if they work then only they can earn their daily wages and fulfill their stomachs and their families but some political parties called for BANDH and they are entertaining in their Royal homes !!! Is it these political parties are feed daily wage laborers ??? Why these political parties are forcing to shutdown if they want BANDH let them sit their home why they are forcing to BANDH all transactions. This is just misusing of democracy structure.

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Pramod, Udupi
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Well Whether it is BJP or Cong sponsored bundh, the net result is that INDIA is going down the drains. If we elect idiots like Laloo, Mulayam, Mamatha, Yeddy, Sonia, Advani, Karunanidhi, Sharad Pawar etc, INDIA WILL BE HEADING FOR A PERMANENT BUNDH.

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Allen, Mangalore
Thursday, September 20, 2012

I voted for BJP during last elections and asked my family and friends to do the same seeking for a good change in Karnataka. But now I feel terribly sorry and feel any worst party would be better than BJP.

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Anand, Mangalore
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Good work from BJP, what better can be expected from you! IF UPA govt falls and BJP gets majority, same drama will continue at center like karantaka. Congis tried for 60 yrs to loot this nation, But for BJP next 5 yrs will be enough. Modis move will be appreciated to attract foreign investment in Gujrath But FDI in retail is not a digesting factor for BJP and its supported people. God only can save this country

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Rihan, DXB
Thursday, September 20, 2012

ROADS LOOK SOMEWHAT GOOD,NEAT AND CLEAN...BUT SAD TO SEE EMPTY.I COMPLETELY AGREE WITH MR. JOHN.

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Ram Shetty, Mangalore/Mumbai
Thursday, September 20, 2012

The people who are against FDI they are the first people who wants foreign stuffs.

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Juliet Mascarenhas, Bejai/Mangalore
Thursday, September 20, 2012

MR. Sanjeev Kamath.
Do not worry. The situation will be back to normal at 18.00hours.It is festival season. The flower vendor will sell flowers at double rate.The auto drivers auto will stop the pulse beat.It will be a lottery for him.The shop keepers old stock will be sold out in no time.
After all it is a days rest to the employees of various institution who slog from morn to eve for their daily bread.
Finaly who is going to be the looser and who will be the gainer?

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Krishna Kant, Mangalore
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Trust me India is going to be one of the best and most powerful country in the world if this is the condition of India...
NDA is against FDA but they are the one who is killing small vendor as you can see the pic.
ONLY GOD CAN SAFE OUR COUNTRY FROM THIS ANTI INDIANS.

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jeevan, mangalore
Thursday, September 20, 2012

BIG SLAP ON THE FACE OF UPA. QUIT THE DELHI AND REST AT HOME.. BUT DONT RUN OUT OF COUNTRY.

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R Mallar, Kasaragod/ Dubai
Thursday, September 20, 2012

India celebrating world environment day a few months later - keep it up!
Suddenly some people are concerned about poor daily wage earners! So it did not matter for congress a few weeks back in Odissa when they had a violent bund- is it not?
I agree that this bund won't achieve any thing with the thick skinned congress and is just a political statement.

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Subhash Pai, Mangalore
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Look at the face of the poor Indian who sell flowers, may be it his last day of business, as he invested all his capital and the flowers will not going to last long. Just disturbing the Ruling government by one or other reasons, BJP will going to pay heavily for this. I voted BJP in Karnataka now i hate this party. I dont say others are good. But BJP is the worst. My heart cries for this man and his family. God knows how many are there like him. These BJP Goondas are paid to make strike but the people are denied pay because of bandh. People forget everything and be an Indian first and think

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Naveen D'souza, Valencia-Kuwait
Thursday, September 20, 2012

WHAT IS THE USE OF THIS BANDH. WHO WILL SUFFERING IN THAT. THIS STRIKE FOR POOR PEOPLE (FDI). IN THIS BANDH POOR PEOPLE ONLY SUFERING. RICH PEOPLE AND MIDDLE CLASS THEY WILL ENJOYING WITH BANDH. THIS IS SECOND TIME NDA WILL CALL BANDH. WHAT IS THE BENAFIT THEY GOT. ZERO.

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Shekar Moily Padebettu, Udipi/India
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Whether it is good or bad,anti or pro government protest over all bottom line is all the burden/brunt will be on aam aadmi/common man.Does anybody realize the impact of all these strikes/bundhs.Only common man,poor vendors,handcart pullers will really feel the pinch.Nobody else.Earlier our forefathers fought for Britishers to quit,now present day politicians fighting for poor man to quit.Gharib ko Hatao not Ghareebi ko Hatao.What a beauty of our politics/politicians.Each and every coins has got two sides.One man's food is another man's poison.If Congress does something good for the country,BJP will object,if BJP does something good Congress and its allies will object.Finally where is the end?Nobody knows.Some pro and anti comments are pouring in continuosly in this column.Does it serve any purpose after all.Wishing all the best for our great India.Bharat Mahan Ho magar sabhee politicians Haiwaan Ho.Jai hind

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Sachidanand Shetty, Mundkur/Dubai
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Nothing will be achieved by observing one day bandh nor will it help our economy too. Those who like environment friendly atmosphere will enjoy the “Bandh Day” without any pollution from vehicles on the road. Best day to observe “Bandh” should be Saturday since most of them work half day only. It is notable that almost all Political Parties except Congress supported the “Total Bandh” but shameless Congress Government says price rise is necessary to curtail the Budget Deficit and another side they lost on opportunity to make good of Budget Surplus by mismanagement with “Coalgate Scam” and “2G Scam” just to please their own relatives and friends. Who cares for common people any way?

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ilyas udupi, qatar
Thursday, September 20, 2012

yaisa ek din bandh karke faida kya ye??aj ka band success hogaya tho kya upa gvt sub kuch cancel karega...agar bandh karneka ye tho jab tak karo tab tak upa gvt apna deciton wapas nahi letha ye....ye bandh muskil kisko ye sirf sirf public ko daily kamake daily kathe ye gareeb log unko..upa ko kuch nukshan nahi NDA ko be...NDA sirf vote bank keliye ye karaye bandh our public ka faida keliye nahi sirf kudh ka faida keliye....jago india jago....ye band ek sirf drama isme amko nukshan jadaye our kuch faida nahi .....jai hind

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Sanjeev Kamath, Udupi / Bahrain
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Sick perverted souls are those sponsoring and supporting bandh. Look at the flower vendor - he will dump the wilted flowers at the end of the day and go to sleep with a hungry stomach. And the eunuchs scream "Jai Ho BJP"!!

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tg, mangalore
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Dirty politics by NDA one should understand that fuel hikes are not by intention it all depends on international market and oil firms.

FDI is a good move middleman problem will go farmers can directly sell thier prouducts to MNC brands.


NDA bundh is backed by some such middle men around.


Rakesh shetty continous bundh may not effect rich bug like u. It will effect a daily wage worker think before you speak

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Rakesh shetty, mangalore
Thursday, September 20, 2012


NICE PICS, COVERAGE. GOOD TO SEE ALL SUPPORTS FOR THIS BANDH ACTIVITY.

THIS BANDH MUST CONTINUE NONSTOP. GOOD WAKE UP CALL TO UPA TEAM. UPA TREE LOOSING ALL ITS BRANCHES. FINALLY IT WILL COLLAPSE SOON.

WHOLE INDIA IS IN TROUBLE WITH THIS CORRUPT UPA GOVT.

ONLY BJP CAN SAVE OUR INDIA. THEY ARE REAL INDIANS AND WORKING ONLY FOR INDIA.JAI HO BJP.

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john, udipi/mumbai
Thursday, September 20, 2012

What about those who pull hand carts and feed their stomach on daily wages. will the NDA feed them

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anna, Mangalore/Managalore
Thursday, September 20, 2012

Matherla rested ullere...dayanna mathra full busy !!!!

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