This year’s Kambala timetable finalized
Events expected to be conducted without legal hindrance
Team Udayavani, Oct 9, 2019, 12:00 PM IST
Mangaluru: Preparation for this year’s Kambala sport have begun and this year’s conduction of the traditional sport is expected to be without any legal hindrances, and the fact has doubled the happiness if the organizers and fans.
The timetable for this year’s Kambla events was prepared at the district kambala committee meeting held at Moodbidri on Oct 6th and the first event of this cycle will begin on Nov 23rd. altogether 20 kambalas will be conducted. Although there is a small chance that some dates might change, the timetable has not been officially announced, informed sources.
Kambala, which has been conducted under the law since 2014 was stopped in 2016-17. This attracted widespread anger among the people and huge protests were held against this. Later, under the order of the president and the amendment of the law, kambala was once again held in 2017-18 without any legal blocks.
However, the the legal fight against Kambala is still being carried out and therefore the sport is still facing a threat as the petition filed by People for Ethical Treatment of Animals in the Supreme Court is pending in the constitution bench.
According to the organization, the new law brought by Karnataka to allow Kambala is illegal. Taking into consideration the allegation of violence raised by the organization, during last year, sticks were not used during the Kambalas organized at Moodbidri, Kakyapadavu and Paivalike.
The time table is being given finishing touches and that Kambala will be held during this season without any hitch, informed P R Shetty district Kambala Committee president.
Udayavani is now on Telegram. Click here to join our channel and stay updated with the latest news.
Top News
Related Articles More
Siddaramaiah says confident of winning all three bypolls in Karnataka
Hop on! IT Minister Priyank Kharge checks out Uber Shuttle at Bengaluru Tech Summit
AIMPLB to hold its annual general sessions in Bengaluru from November 23
100 engineering colleges in Karnataka to be ‘adopted’ by corporates by next year: IT Minister Kharge
Siddaramaiah defends BPL ration card cancellation, says only ineligible beneficiaries affected
MUST WATCH
Latest Additions
Siddaramaiah says confident of winning all three bypolls in Karnataka
Hop on! IT Minister Priyank Kharge checks out Uber Shuttle at Bengaluru Tech Summit
Actress Kasthuri released from jail, says ‘I thank those who made me raging storm’
Kidnapped for ransom in 1998, 26/11 survivor Gautam Adani faces biggest trial
AIMPLB to hold its annual general sessions in Bengaluru from November 23
Thanks for visiting Udayavani
You seem to have an Ad Blocker on.
To continue reading, please turn it off or whitelist Udayavani.