Lalu’s order angers Kannada groups
Published on Mon, Dec 11, 2006 at 20:42 in Nation section
Tags: Lalu Prasad Yadav, Kannada , Mysore
Mysore: Kannada organisations on Monday protested outside the Mysore railway station, alleging that the Railway Minister had ordered the removal of Kannada name boards in train coaches.
The organisations demanded that Railway Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav withdraw the order, which they said had hurt the sentiments of the people of the state. They also wanted Union Government to declare Kannada a classical language.
They alleged that Union Ministers and MPs from Karnataka had not protested against the Railway Minister's order.
The organisations demonstrated at the Deputy Commissioner's office in the city against the 'stepmotherly' treatment meted out by the Centre to Kannada.
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Hey for heaven sake!!please all kannadigas unite together or we will be no more in future!!please tell me who is
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iam a tamil speaker. kannada boards should not have been removed. that train is running in karnataka though in india.
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Bad Time for lalloo!
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The Indian Ministers should know that Language is a very sensitive issue.What is wrong in having Kannada Language boards in
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This Lalu and whole bunch of ministers of UPA including PM have gone nuts. They have no interest in any
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