DK Shivakumar mandates Karnataka flag hoisting for Rajyotsava on November 1

Karnataka deputy chief minister DK Shivakumar has announced that all companies and educational institutions must hoist the Karnataka flag on November 1. This order is part of the Karnataka Rajyotsava celebrations. Shivakumar emphasized fostering local pride and respecting the Kannada language and culture. He also warned against unlawful actions by pro-Kannada organizations.
DK Shivakumar mandates Karnataka flag hoisting for Rajyotsava on November 1
NEW DELHI: Karnataka deputy chief minister DK Shivakumar, on Friday, has mandated that all companies and educational institutions in the state hoist the Karnataka flag on November 1, marking the celebration of Karnataka Rajyotsava.
Taliking about the significance of this day, Shivakumar stated, "As a Bengaluru development minister, I am ordering all companies and educational centers to hoist the Karnataka flag."

Shivakumar highlighted that nearly 50% of Bengaluru's population comprises individuals from outside the state, making it crucial to foster a sense of local pride and celebration during Karnataka Rajyotsava.
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He underscored the importance of respecting the Kannada language and culture, urging institutions to prominently display the Karnataka flag on their buildings.
In addition, the deputy chief minister warned pro-Kannada organizations against resorting to unlawful actions, asserting, "It is mandatory that all institutions and companies hoist the Kannada flag that day."
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