Karnataka BJP state president B.Y. Vijayendra and party legislators took to the streets of Bengaluru on 21 August 2026, wearing black T-shirts to protest against Karnataka Minister Nagendra and demand his resignation.
The protest, led by B.Y. Vijayendra, was held near the Maharshi Valmiki statue in Bengaluru — a symbolically significant location — with legislators demanding Minister Nagendra's immediate resignation.
Karnataka BJP legislators joined state president B.Y. Vijayendra in a unified show of opposition against Minister Nagendra in Bengaluru on 21 August 2026, pressing for his removal from the state cabinet.
Wearing black T-shirts as a mark of protest, Bharatiya Janata Party legislators accompanied B.Y. Vijayendra near the Maharshi Valmiki statue in Bengaluru, directing their demand squarely at Karnataka Minister Nagendra on 21 August 2026.
B.Y. Vijayendra and BJP members of the Karnataka Assembly publicly called on Minister Nagendra to step down from the state government, staging their black T-shirt demonstration in Bengaluru on 21 August 2026.
The BJP sustained its pressure campaign against Karnataka Minister Nagendra, with state president B.Y. Vijayendra and legislators maintaining their black T-shirt protest near the Maharshi Valmiki statue in Bengaluru on 21 August 2026.