<span style="color: #222222;">Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa has appealed to Farmers' organisations to withdraw their call for state-wide bandh tomorrow.<br />''<br />''Speaking to media persons in Bengaluru today, he said the amendment to APMC and Land Reforms Act are done keeping their benefit in mind.  <br />''<br />''He said that the farmers' organisations holding protests tomorrow must understand that the amendments are providing freedom to them to sell their produce anywhere they wish.  <br />''<br />''However the Farmers leader Kuruburu Shantakumar has informed that over 110 organisations related to farmers, workers and dalits have extended support to the bandh tomorrow.<br />''<br />''AIR correspondent reports, the Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa has said that many farmers have welcomed the amendments.<br />''<br />''Revenue minister R Ashoka has said that all government and private offices, buses, taxis and other services will remain operational tomorrow.<br />''<br />''He has warned of stringent actions against anti social elements found disrupting peace.<br />''<br />''However a few goods transport, taxi and autorickshaw union have announced their support to the bandh tomorrow.<br />''<br />''The Karnataka Road Transport Corporation and Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport buses will ply as usual.<br />''<br />''Metro rail services will also be functional. Congress party has announced its support to the bandh tomorrow. </span><br />