The hashtag “Let’s protect Karnataka’s Nandini without letting Gujarat’s Amul enter” is gaining popularity in Bengaluru. The production of milk in Gujarat has increased since the beginning of the white revolution in the country, and Amul was formed by the Milk Producers’ Federation. However, every state formed its milk production federation since then. In Tamil Nadu, it was the Aavin Milk Cooperative, and in Karnataka, it was the Nandini Milk Cooperative. People are opposing Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s comment that if Amul and Nandini work together, they will dominate all villages within three years. This merger is perceived to be a significant threat to the Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF), which prompted the emergence of the hashtags #GoBackAmul and #SaveNandini. The director of KMF, Anand Kumar, expressed concern that despite Amul’s milk sales in the state accounting for only 10%, 90% of their advertisements are causing worries to dairy farmers. Meanwhile, opposition parties are campaigning actively for the upcoming state assembly elections on May 10, as the ruling BJP seeks to retain its hold on the state government while the opposition seeks to take over.
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Bengaluru: Let’s protect Karnataka’s Nandini by not allowing Gujarat’s Amul to enter, the hashtag is going viral.
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Since the beginning of the white revolution in the country, the production of milk in the state of Gujarat has increased. Amul was formed by the Milk Producers’ Federation. The milk and milk related value products produced by this company are popular all over the country.
Following this, each state formed a milk production federation. Aavin Milk Cooperative was started in Tamil Nadu. Similarly, Nandini Milk Cooperative was started in Karnataka state. Late former actor Puneethrajkumar was its advertising ambassador and sales of Nandini milk have been huge across the state.
Currently, the state assembly elections are going to be held on May 10. The ruling BJP in the state. The opposition parties are actively campaigning to retain the government and take over the government.
Meanwhile, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, who toured the state in January, said in Mandya Nagar that if Amul in Gujarat and Nandini here work together, they will gain primacy in all villages in three years.
There has been strong opposition to this comment of the minister. The hashtag #GoBackAmul, #SaveNandini started trending to indicate that the merger would pose a major threat to the Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF).
Meanwhile, Anand Kumar, one of the directors of KMF, said that despite the sales of Amul milk in the state being 10 percent, its advertisement is 90 percent. This has caused concern to the dairy farmers of the state. Soon Nandi should increase brand value and create awareness among people. said as
Senior leader of opposition Congress Siddaramaiah said that Amul’s entry into Karnataka will threaten the property of Kannaddhiers and they will sell all properties owned by Kannadigas. After destroying our banks, they are now determined to destroy our Farmer Built (KMF,) Nandini-brand. Allegedly.
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Another opposition party, the Secular Janata Dal, has also slammed Amul for its efforts to uproot the Nandini brand from Karnataka. In this regard, the party posted on the social networking site: “The development seems to be part of an evil plan to phase out KMF Nandini, the pride of our nation.” It has been posted.
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