25 Sep 2024 | 08:43 AM UTC
India: Protest occurring outside Karnataka Chief Minister's official residence in Bengaluru Sept. 25
Political activists protesting outside Karnataka Chief Minister's official residence in Bengaluru, India, afternoon of Sept. 25.
Political activists from the Janata Dal (Secular) (JD(S)) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) are protesting outside the Karnataka Chief Minister's official residence in Bengaluru on the afternoon of Sept. 25 to demand the Chief Minister's resignation. Initial reports indicate clashes have occurred between police and protestors as authorities begin to detain demonstrators and clear the area. Participation of the demonstration is in the hundreds.
Additional demonstrations can potentially occur around Bengaluru on Sept. 25. Potential sites include government buildings, public venues, stadiums, and thoroughfares. Authorities will likely maintain enhanced security measures around the Karnataka Chief Minister's official residence, including barricades and random inspections. Officials may disperse any crowds that form in the vicinity, causing additional clashes between police and demonstrators. Localized transport disruptions are likely. Associated business disruptions are possible.
Exercise caution if operating in or near the impacted area. As a precaution, avoid any demonstration that materializes. Depart the area at the first sign of any security disturbance. Plan accordingly for potential localized transport and business disruptions. Heed all official transport and security advisories.
