Mangaluru: Police intervene to stop bike rally held by Billava Brigade for renaming Mangalore Airport after Koti Chennaya


Team Udayavani, Dec 7, 2020, 4:00 PM IST

Mangaluru: The Billava Brigade Mangaluru will held a bike rally in the city on Monday, December 7 to demand that the airport be renamed after the legendary Tuluvas twins Koti-Chennaya.  However, the rally was stopped by police officials

The rally began  from Kenjar, but after police intervention,  the bikers left their bikes and started foot march from Maravoor to Kenjar. Protestors claim that their protest will continue till the airport is renamed after Koti Chennaya

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