Bengaluru Bandh: All Schools and Colleges Closed Today (September 25, 2023)
Bengaluru witnessed a full shutdown on September 25, 2023, as the city observed a bandh called by various groups over ongoing regional issues. As a precautionary measure, all educational institutions across the city — including schools, PU colleges, degree colleges, and professional institutions — remained closed for the day.
This closure was announced to ensure the safety of students and staff, considering the possibility of public gatherings and disruptions across key routes in the city.
Why Were Schools and Colleges Closed?
Authorities directed all educational institutions to close due to:
Anticipated large-scale protests
Safety concerns for students
Possible traffic blocks in major junctions
Precautionary law-and-order measures
The bandh affected not only education but also transport, office attendance, and business operations across Bengaluru.
Impact on Transport and Daily Life
The bandh significantly impacted daily movement across the city:
Many private transport operators stayed off the roads.
Several cab and auto drivers joined the protest.
BMTC and KSRTC services operated in limited numbers.
Traffic remained low during peak hours as offices shifted to work-from-home.
Businesses, malls, and markets saw partial closures depending on the locality.
Parents and Students React
Parents welcomed the decision to shut schools, citing concerns over children’s safety. Students used the unexpected holiday to prepare for upcoming exams or spend time at home.
School administrations informed parents about closures through messaging apps and official circulars.
Government and Police Preparedness
The city police deployed extra personnel in key areas including:
Central Business District
Major bus stands
Sensitive zones prone to crowd gatherings
Authorities ensured constant monitoring to prevent any untoward incidents.
FAQ
1. Why were Bengaluru schools and colleges closed on September 25, 2023?
They were closed due to a citywide bandh to ensure public safety and avoid disruptions caused by protests.
2. Did all educational institutions remain shut?
Yes. Schools, PU colleges, degree colleges, and many private institutions remained closed.
3. Were public transport services available?
Transport services operated partially. Some buses ran, but private cabs and autos were limited.
4. Did offices also close due to the bandh?
Several companies provided work-from-home options, while others operated with limited staff.
5. Was any exam postponed?
Some institutions postponed scheduled tests. Students were informed through official notices.
6. Will the bandh affect classes tomorrow?
Authorities announced closures only for the bandh day. Normal schedules resumed afterward.
source credit : Asian News International
Published on : 26TH November
Published by : SARANYA
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