Protests and Police Relations in Karnataka

Hey, Janardhan! You said you'd wake us up.

The people are running, aren't they?

What did you let go?

We'll get up, anyway.

Poor thing.

We respect the Police Department.

But for organizers like Janardhan, we have no respect.

As soon as you say caste was mentioned,

why should I dispel that misconception?

Hey, you draw a salary from the taxes we pay.

So rudely, so rudely, to get up,

you ask.

To our Hindus, Hindu devotees, and nationalists,

we only say what our elders say.

What does it tell you?

This is the last time I'm telling the Police Department.

You have not taken action.

We will come back after a year and a half.

We will come back after a year and a half. When we come, when we come, I'll settle the score.

Friends, we have come in large numbers.

We have never disturbed the peace.

I'm telling the department once more. We will not trouble you.

A culture of stone-throwing is not ours.

You're standing before Kalbita's culture, wearing a police rank.

You are.

Has anyone stood before a temple?

Have you stood before Buddha,

officer?

Why are you standing before Kalbita's culture?

This is the last. Wearing a white shirt.

Don't come to give warnings like that.

The entire district.

Bappa will come. He'll come to your neighborhood.

He'll come.

Bappa will come.

Ganapati Bappa.

Jai Hind.