CHENNAI: With the ruling and opposition parties planning a series of protests, hunger strikes and bandh over Centre’s failure to establish the Cauvery Management Board (CMB), the people of Tamil Nadu are in for difficult occasions forward. The management too will likely be on tenterhooks for the next 10 days.
The DMK-convened all social gathering assembly on Sunday morning, attended via allied parties just like the Congress, CPI, CPM, MDMK, VCK and Manithaneya Makkal Katchi, has made up our minds on a state-wide bandh on Thursday, April five. After the assembly, the leaders unexpectedly headed to Valluvar Kottam within the town to take part in a protest demonstration in support of Cauvery, thereby taking the police and management via wonder.
While they courted arrest and were later launched, the DMK issued a remark on Sunday night asking its district secretaries to co-ordinate with district stage place of job bearers of likeminded parties to take care of the pace, via keeping demonstrations each day until April five, around the state. The intent right here is obviously to place the ruling social gathering on the defensive.
For its section, the ruling AIADMK has already announced a hunger strike on April three in opposition to the Centre’s failure to establish the CMB. Though leader minister Edappadi Ok Palaniswami and deputy leader minister O Panneerselvam have opted to stick out of the hunger protest, the ruling social gathering is eager to mobilize huge crowds around the state on April three, to power house the point that it too is opposing the Centre.
The day, AIADMK riot chief and deputy basic secretary of Amma Makkal Munnetra Kazhagam (AMMK), T T V Dhinakaran will likely be heading to Trichy. He will take part within the “airport ghereo” protest planned via a few farmers’ affiliation at the Trichy airport. TTV and the AMMK have already held a day-long hunger protest on March 25 in opposition to Centre’s failure on CMB.
If one thought the Cauvery factor will convey the opposition parties together below a commonplace platform, it has no longer. The PMK has known as for a state-wide bandh on April 11. “There is no probability of all opposition parties coming together. Everyone goes about their very own schedule. While Cauvery is a matter that can have introduced everyone together, the ruling social gathering missed an opportunity to unite all parties for combating in opposition to the Centre,” said a supply within the PMK.
The DMDK has planned a demonstration in Thiruvarur on April 6. Party president Vijayakant will lead the demonstration within the temple town, while the social gathering’s women’s wing chief Premalatha will cope with the collection there. Makkal Needhi Maiam president Kamal Haasan had expressed his displeasure for his social gathering no longer being known as for the all-party assembly convened via the DMK. He had previous said, if invited, a consultant from the social gathering will attend. But, it seems like DMK settled for its long trusted allies and pleasant parties for the existing.
The DMK-convened all social gathering assembly on Sunday morning, attended via allied parties just like the Congress, CPI, CPM, MDMK, VCK and Manithaneya Makkal Katchi, has made up our minds on a state-wide bandh on Thursday, April five. After the assembly, the leaders unexpectedly headed to Valluvar Kottam within the town to take part in a protest demonstration in support of Cauvery, thereby taking the police and management via wonder.
While they courted arrest and were later launched, the DMK issued a remark on Sunday night asking its district secretaries to co-ordinate with district stage place of job bearers of likeminded parties to take care of the pace, via keeping demonstrations each day until April five, around the state. The intent right here is obviously to place the ruling social gathering on the defensive.
For its section, the ruling AIADMK has already announced a hunger strike on April three in opposition to the Centre’s failure to establish the CMB. Though leader minister Edappadi Ok Palaniswami and deputy leader minister O Panneerselvam have opted to stick out of the hunger protest, the ruling social gathering is eager to mobilize huge crowds around the state on April three, to power house the point that it too is opposing the Centre.
The day, AIADMK riot chief and deputy basic secretary of Amma Makkal Munnetra Kazhagam (AMMK), T T V Dhinakaran will likely be heading to Trichy. He will take part within the “airport ghereo” protest planned via a few farmers’ affiliation at the Trichy airport. TTV and the AMMK have already held a day-long hunger protest on March 25 in opposition to Centre’s failure on CMB.
If one thought the Cauvery factor will convey the opposition parties together below a commonplace platform, it has no longer. The PMK has known as for a state-wide bandh on April 11. “There is no probability of all opposition parties coming together. Everyone goes about their very own schedule. While Cauvery is a matter that can have introduced everyone together, the ruling social gathering missed an opportunity to unite all parties for combating in opposition to the Centre,” said a supply within the PMK.
The DMDK has planned a demonstration in Thiruvarur on April 6. Party president Vijayakant will lead the demonstration within the temple town, while the social gathering’s women’s wing chief Premalatha will cope with the collection there. Makkal Needhi Maiam president Kamal Haasan had expressed his displeasure for his social gathering no longer being known as for the all-party assembly convened via the DMK. He had previous said, if invited, a consultant from the social gathering will attend. But, it seems like DMK settled for its long trusted allies and pleasant parties for the existing.
Cauvery issue to keep Tamil Nadu on tenterhooks for the next 10 days
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April 02, 2018
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