Udupi: DC bans meetings, protests, celebrations at Chittaranjan Circle


Harshini Brahmavar

Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (EP)

Udupi, Nov 16: Further to the meeting held on June 20 regarding traffic problems in Udupi, a meeting was held by district administration on November 15 to discuss banning protests, meetings and celebrations at Chittaranjan Circle. It was decided there to ban meetings, protests, celebrations at Chittaranjan Circle henceforth.

Chittaranjan Circle is in the heart of Udupi. Mescom office, Udupi head post office, government women’s hospital, Gandhi hospital and Krishna Math are in the vicinity. Vehicles heading to Manipal have to pass through this road. There are several commercial complexes here. The place is always crowded due to customers and vehicles.

Several political parties and organisations are holding protests and other programmes after obtaining permission here, obstructing traffic flow and it has become a hurdle to pedestrians. It causes traffic problems on the roads nearby and becomes an impediment for emergency services. It is also difficult to maintain law and order when untoward incidents happen due to crowded streets.

There is provision to use Satyagraha Katte for people and organisations outside the district office building. Therefore, deputy commissioner Priyanka Mary Francis permanently banned holding protests, meetings and celebrations at Chittaranjan Circle, in view of people’s well being and for smooth traffic flow.

 

  

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  • Francis dsouza, UDUPI

    Fri, Nov 16 2018

    Good step by the DC

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  • Rao, Udupi

    Fri, Nov 16 2018

    Habit of having meetings,protests, celebrations on public road and circle should stop.

    Big nuisance to people.

    Should be implemented in all places.

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Katapadi/Bangalore

    Fri, Nov 16 2018

    Great step from DC which is really commendable.

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  • Sunitha, Udupi

    Fri, Nov 16 2018

    Only a gutsy, daring Kerala origin lady DC can do this without buckling to political and udupi temple authority pressure..

    I really admire this DC. Hats off to you madam and a thousand blessings from me to your well-being and non-corrupt administration. All power to you.

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  • Guru, Udupi

    Fri, Nov 16 2018

    Your comment should where you come from. Have sense before writing comments. Read the news first.

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  • Honnappa, Byadagi

    Fri, Nov 16 2018

    Good decision by Deputy commissioner ( D.C.) of Udupi. The Chittaranjan circle over the years has witnessed heavy traffic. Of course some historical political meetings of Udupi have taken place at Chittaranjan circle.

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  • Sahil, Mangaluru

    Fri, Nov 16 2018

    Very well decision any protest should not disturb regular transport.especially school and all the employees who serve honestly by paying taxes.hospitals .governement offices. protest will not be beneifited at once any one just disturbance and causes state revenue losses.

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