Mall Closure Ordered After Farmer Denied Entry Over Traditional Attire

The Karnataka government closed a mall for seven days after it denied entry to a farmer wearing traditional attire. The incident, condemned by multiple political leaders, was seen as an infringement on self-respect and dignity. Authorities demand strict action to prevent future occurrences.

The Karnataka government has mandated a seven-day closure of a local mall following an incident where a farmer, dressed in a traditional dhoti and white shirt, was denied entry.

This decision comes after strong condemnation from various political leaders, describing the event as an infringement on self-respect and dignity.

Urban Development Minister Byrathi Suresh announced the closure, emphasizing that such incidents cannot be tolerated and that the action serves as a lesson for other establishments.

(With inputs from agencies.)