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College closed indefinitely

PUDUKOTTAI: The H.H. Rajah’s College here was indefinitely closed, following a difference between two groups of students over the conduct of elections to the college union. While a section of students prefers the election now, another is opposed to it. Principal M. Chidambaranathan on Saturday said the college would be closed indefinitely until further notice. The date for remittance of examination fee would also be intimated later.

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