Minister of Karnataka
Kannada and culture, V
sunil kumaron Friday, at the 86th All India Kannada Literary Conference, opposed a parallel literary festival for sidelined Muslim writers.
“Organizing parallel literary conferences is not a good development,” said Sunil Kumar.
“There are small mistakes in big events. It should be discussed and sorted out,” he added. Kannada literary festivals help convey good messages to people.The festival is important in terms of the development of the Kannada language, he added.
86th Akira Bharata Kannada Sahitya Sammelana Hosted by (All India Kannada Language and Literature Conference) Kannada Parishat was launched on Friday with much fanfare in Haveli, the hometown of Prime Minister Vasavaraj Bommai.
However, the literary conference turned into controversy for sidelining Muslim writers and literary figures. A parallel literature conference was held. Banu Mushtak As president of this parallel literary event. Dalit writer and former bureaucrat, Moodnakdu Chinnaswamy We are initiating this conference, which will be held at the premises of class reunion Near KR Circle. The competition was named “Jana Sahitya Sammelana” (People’s Literature Convention).