Ananda Kumar's death has triggered protest in parts of Chikkaballapura district, particularly in his native village of Angarekanahalli where protesters have vented their ire on local Congress leaders.
Police said they have made security arrangements in Chikkaballapura and Kumar's native village as a precautionary measure.
Kumar, along with few other farmers who had gone tomeet the Deputy Commissioner on Wednesday to resist attempt by panchayatmembers and officials to auction the cashew crop grown by himin a gomala (grazing) land, had consumed pesticide.
JD(S) has called for Chikkaballapura bandh on Monday, following Kumar's death.
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