Hindutva organisations seek ban on Muslim vendors in Vijayapura fair in Karnataka
The Hindu
A federation of Hindutva organisations claimed that Muslims disobeyed the law and accused them of trouble-mongering
Some Hindutva organisations have demanded that Muslim traders should not be allowed to set up shops in the forthcoming annual fair of the Sri Siddeshwar temple in Vijayapura, in north Karnataka.
A federation of Hindutva organisations claimed that Muslims disobeyed the law and accused them of trouble-mongering. They submitted a memorandum to Vijayapura MLA Basanagouda Patil Yatnal asking him to ensure that Muslims do not set up shops at the fair.
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