Bidadi township

Farmers in Karnataka have approached the High Court to challenge the acquisition of land for the Bidadi township. The Karnataka government assured the court that farmers will not be dispossessed until a final award is passed.

The proposed committee in Bidadi township aims to provide a cooling-off period and demonstrate the government's willingness to address concerns raised by farmers and other stakeholders.

Farmers in Mysuru staged a road blockade against alleged police brutality related to the Bidadi township issue.

A survey for Bidadi Township ended in chaos as women farmers chased officials with brooms. The dispute over the township has intensified between Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar and Union Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy, escalating political tensions.

A dispute over land acquisition in Bidadi Township intensifies as the GBDA claims 90% consent, while farmers allege wrongdoing. Farmers in Bidadi Township reject the acquisition process, despite the GBDA's reported high consent rate.

Farmers in Mysuru held a rally against the Bidadi township project and demanded drought relief. The protest highlights concerns over agricultural challenges and infrastructure development in the region.

Union Minister Kumaraswamy and Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar are engaged in a public disagreement over the location of a discussion. Kumaraswamy invited Shivakumar to an 'open discussion' in Bairamangala, while Shivakumar proposed meeting at Vidhana Soudha instead.

JD(S) is escalating the standoff over Bidadi Township, and Nikhil indicates that Deve Gowda will initiate a hunger strike.

A political conflict intensifies in Bidadi Township as HDK accuses the Chief Minister (CM) of wealth-related misconduct and labels him a 'real estate baron'. The dispute highlights tensions over allegations of financial impropriety.

H.D. Kumaraswamy claims Bidadi township is a real estate project that benefits land mafia and land grabbers rather than serving the State's interest. The Janata Dal (Secular) will support farmers and pursue legal action against the project.

Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar is utilizing the Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) and Bangalore Metropolitan Region Development Authority (BMRDA) to advance the PRR and Bidadi Township projects, which have sparked questions. The involvement of these agencies in driving the initiatives has raised concerns.