Dharwad: Visitors are compelled to deal with a critical mud downside on the Sammelan venue. The worst affected are those that have arrange stalls at the University of Agricultural Sciences premises. More than 400 stalls are showing handicrafts, clothes, artefacts, along side cottage and health merchandise.
The merchandise on display recreation a mud coating because the exhibition venue has no carpets at the floor and water is not sprinkled around the area. Visitors and distributors quilt their faces to keep away from mud. Besides, the exhibition area lacks ingesting water and toilet facilities.
Asha Bagewadi, an employee of Syndicate Bank, and Vidya Jamkhandi, any other customer, said: “There are excellent merchandise available within the exhibition, but we will be able to’t bear the mud. We needed to quilt our face with napkins to escape from mud allergies.”
Engineering scholars Sharanayya Guddamath and Shakti Revadgerei said it used to be horrible to stroll throughout the exhibition area. “We can’t even talk about concerning the merchandise with sellers due to the mud,” they said.
Pushpa Narasingannavar from Lokapur said, “Many ladies marketers and construction tasks are on display, but we will be able to’t spend numerous time on the exhibition due to the mud downside.”
Mahabaleshwar Naik of Canara Bank Deshpande RSETI, who runs a stall to offer knowledge on self-employment and handicrafts, said: “I will be able to’t talk to our guests with out masking my face due to the mud.”
Krishna Leela Mangaluru of Sri Shakti Stall said preparations on the exhibition had been very dangerous. “Our merchandise are now very grimy with mud, we need to blank them each five minutes,” she said.
Yashodha Yerikoppa of Laxmi Garments, Dharwad said there used to be no ingesting water on the venue. “There aren't any ok bathroom facilities for ladies. The one cellular bathroom at our exhibition areas is stinking and overflowing,” she said.
The merchandise on display recreation a mud coating because the exhibition venue has no carpets at the floor and water is not sprinkled around the area. Visitors and distributors quilt their faces to keep away from mud. Besides, the exhibition area lacks ingesting water and toilet facilities.
Asha Bagewadi, an employee of Syndicate Bank, and Vidya Jamkhandi, any other customer, said: “There are excellent merchandise available within the exhibition, but we will be able to’t bear the mud. We needed to quilt our face with napkins to escape from mud allergies.”
Engineering scholars Sharanayya Guddamath and Shakti Revadgerei said it used to be horrible to stroll throughout the exhibition area. “We can’t even talk about concerning the merchandise with sellers due to the mud,” they said.
Pushpa Narasingannavar from Lokapur said, “Many ladies marketers and construction tasks are on display, but we will be able to’t spend numerous time on the exhibition due to the mud downside.”
Mahabaleshwar Naik of Canara Bank Deshpande RSETI, who runs a stall to offer knowledge on self-employment and handicrafts, said: “I will be able to’t talk to our guests with out masking my face due to the mud.”
Krishna Leela Mangaluru of Sri Shakti Stall said preparations on the exhibition had been very dangerous. “Our merchandise are now very grimy with mud, we need to blank them each five minutes,” she said.
Yashodha Yerikoppa of Laxmi Garments, Dharwad said there used to be no ingesting water on the venue. “There aren't any ok bathroom facilities for ladies. The one cellular bathroom at our exhibition areas is stinking and overflowing,” she said.
Dust takes the sheen off exhibition
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January 06, 2019
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