Karnataka Minister Rejects Pramoda Devi’s Jamboo Savari Suggestion
Yathindra Siddaramaiah says the state cannot move the elephant procession and will instead address the royal family’s grievances over Dasara rituals.
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Karnataka Minister rejects Pramoda Devi’s Jamboo Savari suggestion
Pointing out that the Palace Board and the palace, barring the portion allotted to the erstwhile royal family for its residence, belong to the government of Karnataka, he said the government had the authority to decide how Dasara should be conducted
Mysuru Dasara row: Royal family may reconsider handing over Golden Howdah to govt in future - tennews.in: National News Portal
Bengaluru, Oct 26 (IANS) A controversy has erupted over the Karnataka government’s handling of the Mysuru Dasara celebrations, with Rajamata Pramodadevi Wadiyar alleging police high-handedness and ill-treatment of royal family members, warning that she may reconsider handing over the Golden Howdah (Ambari) to the government in the future. The BJP has accused Chief Minister D.K. […] The post Mysuru Dasara row: Royal family may reconsider handing …
Mysuru Dasara row: Royal family may reconsider handing over Golden Howdah to govt in future
Digital Desk | Bengaluru, Oct 26 (IANS) A controversy has erupted over the Karnataka government's handling of the Mysuru Dasara celebrations, with Rajamata Pramodadevi Wadiyar alleging police high-handedness and ill-treatment of royal family members, warning that she may reconsider handing over the Golden Howdah (Ambari) to the government in the future. The BJP has accused Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar of violating traditions for publicity, w…
Responding to a letter written by royal family Pramoda Devi Wodeyar to the state government regarding the Mysore Dasara celebration, Minister Dr. Yathindra Siddaramaiah said vehemently that 'the palace board and the land belong to the government'. As he said, Dasara cannot be celebrated for 7 days. It is also not correct to use the word 'Dasara does not belong to the government'. He said that there is no need to mention the elephant in the barn …
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