Protest held in Madikeri against terrorist acts

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The Kodagu district wing of the Anti-Terrorism Committee held a protest in Madikeri recently to condemn the terrorist acts that are taking place in Karnataka. Committeeleaders and activists formed a human chain at General Thimayya Circle in Madikeri and demanded strict legal action against terrorist acts. Alleging that terrorist activities are resurfacing in the state, the leaders demanded the arrest of the traitors who raised
pro-Pakistan slogans in the premises of the state legislature and the arrest of the accused in the Rameswaram Cafe blast at the earliest. Former MLAs K G Bopaiah, Appachhu Ranjan, leaders of Hindu organizations and BJP workers participated in the protest. 

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