Novel protest at Idinthakarai

July 16, 2013 09:32 am | Updated November 16, 2021 08:49 pm IST - TIRUNELVELI:

CAPTION : FOR DAILY : TIRUNELVELI : JULY : 15/07/2013 : Idinthakarai Villagers lying on the road in their hamlet on Monday for a while demanding the scrapping of Kudankulam Nucliar Power Project. (handout e-mail);CAPTION : FOR DAILY : TIRUNELVELI : JULY : 15/07/2013 : Idinthakarai Villagers lying on the road in their hamlet on Monday for a while demanding the scrapping of Kudankulam Nucliar Power Project. (handout e-mail)

CAPTION : FOR DAILY : TIRUNELVELI : JULY : 15/07/2013 : Idinthakarai Villagers lying on the road in their hamlet on Monday for a while demanding the scrapping of Kudankulam Nucliar Power Project. (handout e-mail);CAPTION : FOR DAILY : TIRUNELVELI : JULY : 15/07/2013 : Idinthakarai Villagers lying on the road in their hamlet on Monday for a while demanding the scrapping of Kudankulam Nucliar Power Project. (handout e-mail)

Demanding scrapping of the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Project, villagers of Idinthakarai lay on the road for some time like corpses on Monday evening in protest against the project.

They staged the protest on the stretch connecting St. Lourdes Church and the arch at the entrance of their hamlets.

Anti-KKNPP Struggle Committee convener S.P. Udayakumar said Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL), the proponent of the project, had taken the first reactor to criticality stage “in a hasty manner without conducting offsite emergency drill” in the hamlets located close to the nuclear complex.

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