Mysuru: Journalists in Mysuru have been left in the lurch. While the media organisations have been demanding for articles and stories connected to the resplendent royal wedding of King Yaduveer, which is slated to be solemnised in June, the gates of the palace have been closed for the scribes.
                  Mysuru’s King Yaduveer Krishnadatta Chamaraja Wadiyar and his fiancee Trishika Kumari Singh

The reporters are irked by this development and are of the opinion that the Palace administration should have not imposed such a rule.

The security men deployed at the gates are clearly indicating that they are following the orders from higher ups who have instructed not to allow anyone without prior permission.

The reporters who were allowed to enter the open area of the palace felt helpless when the guards asked them to leave their cameras behind.

As per sources, the restrictions have been brought in place specially after pre-wedding shoot row came to light recently, where son of a former bureaucrat and his fiancee were seen posing for camera inside the breathtakingly beautiful Amba Vilas Palace, where shooting has been banned.