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Kongu group meets Stalin

CHENNAI: Office-bearers of the Kongu Munnetra Sangam met Deputy Chief Minister M.K. Stalin at his residence on Sunday.

President of the Sangam Best Ramasami and general secretary Eswaran said their organisation had requested the State government to consider coconut farmers’ demand for toddy tapping. — Special Correspondent

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