Top news developments in Karnataka on July 20, 2023

Here are the key news developments to watch out for from Karnataka today

Updated - July 20, 2023 01:52 pm IST

Published - July 20, 2023 11:28 am IST

The reservoir of the Lal Bahadur Shastri dam on Krishna river, at Almatti, in Bijapur district of Karnataka on July 17, 2023. Rain has gathered momentum in some north Karnataka districts. Some roads in Belagavi district are submerged.

The reservoir of the Lal Bahadur Shastri dam on Krishna river, at Almatti, in Bijapur district of Karnataka on July 17, 2023. Rain has gathered momentum in some north Karnataka districts. Some roads in Belagavi district are submerged.

1. The ruckus in the budget session over suspension of 10 members of the opposition BJP for ‘indiscipline and unruly behaviour’ is likely to continue today. The suspension was announced after BJP members tore copies of a Bill and hurled them at Deputy Speaker Rudrappa Lamani while he was in the Speaker’s chair. The BJP has been protesting over deployment of 30 IAS officers as liaison officers during the opposition meet in Bengaluru. BJP is expected to move a no-confidence motion over the issue.

2. Federation of Karnataka State Private Transport Associations, which has been claiming losses suffered after implementation of Stree Shakthi scheme that offers free transport for women in public transport buses, has announced a protest on July 27.

3. LGBTQ community and women’s organisations have called a press conference to pronounce their stand on Uniform Civil Code.

4. Karnataka Power Corporation Limited is celebrating its 54th foundation day today. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Energy Minister K.J. George will be the chief guests, at Jnana Jyothi Auditorium, Bengaluru University, Central College campus on Palace Road, at 5 p.m.

From north Karnataka

Rain has gathered momentum in some north Karnataka districts. Kalaburagi district has been receiving incessant rains. Heavy rain continues in Maharashtra and Belagavi too. Dam inflows are expected to increase. Some roads in Belagavi district are submerged.

From south Karnataka

District administration of Mandya, Child Rights Protection Committee, and District Legal Services Authority to conduct a workshop on prevention of child marriage and atrocities against children.

From coastal Karnataka

Fisheries College head G. Manja Naik to inaugurate training workshop on fish processing and value-added marine products, Fisheries College.

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