If medical, petrol bunk and srimathha functioned as usual, the owners volunteered to close the shop and advance doors and support the band. Private buses and autos did not hit the road.
Sringeri A23: The Sringeri Band, which was called by various organizations to demand the construction of a hundred bed hospital, was a complete success on Friday.
If medical, petrol bunk and srimathha functioned as usual, the owners volunteered to close the shop and advance doors and support the band. Private buses and autos did not hit the road.
The Band Call, a hundred-bed hospital fighting committee, offered moral support to hotels, school-college, buses, taxis, auto, lorry owners and drivers. The town and countryside were quiet as it was a band from 8 am to evening.
The protest marched through the Wellcome Gate into the main roads and approached the Santamarket. About 25 organizations contributed to the Band.
"We have a dream of becoming a hundred bed hospital and a medical college," said Nagaraj, the deputy superintendent of police. "We have identified the best location and are ready to sanction the hospital within 15 days." Sheriffs have taken great interest in this. He will visit Sringeri on Monday and committee members will have the opportunity to speak with him. Tahsildar Ambuja was also in attendance.
Speaking at a protest meeting near Santmarket, the committee's Ranjit said that the struggle for a hundred bed hospital has come to a standstill. But now there is a lack of space to build a public hospital. "We started the campaign for a well-equipped asylum via social network last year.
A protest march started from the town's entrance in the morning following the call of the bandh, which gathered in close proximity to Sante Market.
More than 25 taluks of the taluk supported the march.
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