chief minister basavaraj bommai on tuesday said he has sought a report on revision of textbooks from primary and secondary education minister bc nagesh and based on that he will initiate action the cm said nagesh informed him that he will personally meet him and explain in detail all aspects of the controversy with evidence on mounting pressure to remove textbook revision committee chairman rohith chakrathirtha the cm said he will be able to take a call only after going through the report on tuesday five other writers including bolwar mohammed kunhi wrote to bommai stating that they want to withdraw their consent to teaching their works as lessons to schoolchildren amit chandrashekhar roopa hassan sarjoo katkar and prof ks madhusudhan wrote to nagesh asking him to drop their lessons from the revised textbooks protesting the alleged attempt at saffronisation by the chakrathirtha committee bolwars short story sullu helabaradu is being taught to class 5 students my story may not complement the intention of the revised textbooks so i request you to drop it he said meanwhile kannada development authority chairman ts nagabharana urged the cm to put an end to the controversy the ongoing row is threatening to vitiate the academic atmosphere in addition to leaving parents and students worried there is an urgent need to end this he said