K'taka CM cancels 'Janata Darshan' for second time

Thursday, March 16, 2006, 18:22 [IST]

Bangalore, Mar 16: Karnataka Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy's 'Janata Darshan' programme on Saturdays has been cancelled for the second consecutive time this week, with the Chief Minister scheduled to visit Udupi district on March 18.

According to a communication from the Chief Minister's office, Mr Kumaraswamy had cancelled his routine 'Janata Darshan' programme on Saturday following his proposed visit to Udupi and Dakshina Kannada districts.

During the Udupi visit, he would participate in various State programmes, including inauguration of a new court complex and a first grade college building. He would lay the foundation stone for the construction of the Dakshina Kannada district court building in Mangalore.

The Chief Minister had cancelled his 'Janata Darshan' programme last Saturday due to his visit to New Delhi, causing a lot of inconvenience to those who had come to meet him at his home-office here.

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