TRICHY: With the climate setting in for campaigning for the state assembly election, residents and consumer welfare organisations have urged the police department not to grant permissions to host political meetings on arterial roads. Referring to a directive from the Madras high court, consumer welfare groups urged the authorities not to entertain the public meetings even on vacant spaces adjacent to the roads.
As only months remain for the election and main political parties already launching their campaign, consumer service organisations said that parties may try to exploit road to host meetings. Last week, the public meeting hosted by AIADMK urban district, that saw the participation of Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami, was conducted on Vellamandi road just outside the Gandhi market police station.
Trichy: Condemning the attack on a Hindu temple in Pakistan, Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) on Friday said that the destruction of the temple of Hindu minorities justified the accusation of the Indian government that religious minorities were subjected to suppression in Pakistan.
In a statement issued by the national president of IUML, KM Kader Mohideen, he said that the enactment of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) in India by the BJP led Union government was vindicated by the attack. “This dastardly attack on the holy place of the Hindu community in Pakistan obviously justifies the Indian government’s accusation that religious minorities are suppressed and forced to migrate seeking asylum in India and passing of CAA (sic),” the statement read.
TRICHY: Condemning the attack on a Hindu temple in Pakistan, Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) on Friday said that the destruction of the temple of Hindu minorities in that country justified the accusation of the Indian government that religious minorities were subjected to suppression in Pakistan.
In a statement issued by the national president of IUML KM Kader Mohideen, he said that the enactment of the citizenship amendment Act (CAA) in India by the BJP-led union government was vindicated by the attack.
“This dastardly attack on the holy place of the Hindu community in Pakistan obviously justifies the Government of India’s accusation that religious minorities are suppressed and forced to migrate seeking asylum in India and passing of the enactment of CAA,” the statement read.