Mysuru: As the row over Karnataka Waqf Board issuing notices to owners of houses and other establishments claiming that the landed properties belonged to it, rages across the State, Opposition leader R. Ashoka visited Muneshwaranagar locality in Gunduraonagar on Nanjangud Road yesterday and held talks with the aggrieved residents.
The residents said that there were 101 houses in Kasaba Hobli Survey No.153 and they have been living there for decades. But recently, the Waqf Board issued notices claiming ownership of the land and as such they were leaving for Bengaluru shortly in a bus to visit the Waqf Board Office to submit their objections.
