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`Kannadigas not allotted shops'

Staff Reporter

BANGALORE: A number of people crowded around Chief Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy as he was about to leave the BDA complex at Banashankari, demanding that he hear their grievances. Members of the public alleged that shops were not being allotted to Kannadigas. Only people from outside the State were getting shops allotted in the complex, they said. The Chief Minister said he would look into the matter.

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