Cauvery water-related protests in Karnataka disrupt screenings of Tamil actor Vijay’s film “Jana Nayagan” in Mandya. According to reports, the Cauvery Water Regulation Committee’s order directing the release of 3,500 cusecs of Cauvery water daily for 15 days prompts demonstrations as Karnataka faces a water shortage. Members of a Kannada organisation protest outside venues in Mandya, and protesters tear down film posters associated with the scheduled screenings. Protesters also demand cancellation of the Mandya shows, which leads theatre management to suspend all scheduled film showings in the area. The disruptions occur during protests linked to the Cauvery water directive and water-sharing concerns. While the Mandya screenings are cancelled or halted, sources note that the film continues its run in other parts of India without the same level of local disruption. The situation reflects how the Cauvery water decision is driving public demonstrations and affecting local events in Karnataka’s Mandya district.
Vijay’s Jana Nayagan show cancellations in Mandya amid Cauvery water protests
Cauvery water-related protests in Karnataka disrupt screenings of Tamil actor Vijay’s film “Jana Nayagan” in Mandya. According to reports, the Cauvery Water Regulation Committee’s order directing the...
- Protests in Mandya, Karnataka, follow a Cauvery water directive to release 3,500 cusecs daily for 15 days.
- Screenings of Vijay’s film “Jana Nayagan” are cancelled or halted in Mandya due to the protests.
- Protesters tear down “Jana Nayagan” film posters and demand cancellation of shows.
- Theatre management suspends scheduled screenings in response to the demonstrations.
- Reports say the film continues to screen and perform in other locations despite Mandya disruption.
Jana Nayagan screenings were cancelled in Mandya after protests erupted over water sharing. Kannada organisation members demonstrated against the Cauvery Water Regulation Authority's directive. Protesters tore down film posters and demanded the show's cancellation. The theatre management subsequently suspended all scheduled film showings. Despite this disruption, the film continued its successful box office run elsewhere.
1 hour agoThe Cauvery Water Regulation Committee's directive to release 3,500 cusecs of Cauvery water daily for 15 days has triggered protests in Karnataka amid state's water shortage.
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