Maddur Bandh On September 9: What’s open and what’s close

Maddur Bandh: Following the stone-pelting incident during a Ganesha idol immersion procession, a bandh (strike) has been called in Maddur on Tuesday, September 9. Maddur Bandh On September 9: What’s open and what’s close.

A bandh (strike) has been called by Hindu organizations in Maddur for Tuesday, September 9, in protest of the stone-pelting incident that occurred during a Ganesha idol immersion procession.

Here’s what to expect to open and close in Maddur on September 9:

Commercial Establishments: All shops, businesses, and private establishments are expected to remain closed as a mark of protest and as a precautionary measure.

Public Transport: Auto-rickshaws, private buses, and other public transport services are likely to be affected or suspended for the day.

Essential Services: It is likely that essential services such as hospitals, medical shops, and milk parlors will remain open. However, it is advisable to check with local authorities or sources for confirmation.

A heavy police presence, including officials from Mandya, Mysuru, and other districts, is expected to be deployed throughout the town to maintain law and order and prevent any untoward incidents.

The strike is in response to the tense situation that has prevailed in the town since Sunday, September 7, when clashes erupted between two groups during the Ganesha procession. While prohibitory orders under Section 144 are in place, the situation remains tense.

It is recommended to avoid non-essential travel to the area and to stay updated on the latest developments through official news sources and police advisories.

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