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BJP Protesters Demand FIR Against Shivakumar Outside Bangalore Police Commissioner’s Office
✍️ The Meghalayan Express
🗓 02 Oct 2026, 07:37 PM
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BJP activists staged a sit‑in outside the Bangalore Police Commissioner’s office demanding that an FIR be registered against Shivakumar. The protest began early this morning and has drawn attention to the political dispute in the city.
BJP activists began a sit‑in outside the Bangalore Police Commissioner’s office on Tuesday, demanding that an FIR be filed against Shivakumar. The protestors, who are members of the party’s local unit, have set up chairs and banners outside the building, refusing to leave until their demands are met.
The sit‑in was organized in response to allegations that Shivakumar, a prominent political figure in Karnataka, has engaged in unlawful activities. BJP leaders claim that the police have not taken any action against him and are urging the Commissioner to initiate an investigation.
Police officials have maintained that they are following due process and have not yet received any formal complaint. They also stated that any decision to register an FIR would be based on evidence presented by the complainants.
The protest has attracted media attention and has sparked debate among local residents and political analysts. Some observers say the sit‑in could pressure authorities to act, while others warn that it may inflame tensions in the city.
The sit‑in is expected to continue until the police respond to the BJP’s demands, with activists promising to remain outside the Commissioner’s office until an FIR is filed.
The sit‑in was organized in response to allegations that Shivakumar, a prominent political figure in Karnataka, has engaged in unlawful activities. BJP leaders claim that the police have not taken any action against him and are urging the Commissioner to initiate an investigation.
Police officials have maintained that they are following due process and have not yet received any formal complaint. They also stated that any decision to register an FIR would be based on evidence presented by the complainants.
The protest has attracted media attention and has sparked debate among local residents and political analysts. Some observers say the sit‑in could pressure authorities to act, while others warn that it may inflame tensions in the city.
The sit‑in is expected to continue until the police respond to the BJP’s demands, with activists promising to remain outside the Commissioner’s office until an FIR is filed.