End violence against Tamil pilgrims, says association

December 15, 2011 10:24 am | Updated July 29, 2016 02:06 pm IST - Tirupur:

The People Protection Development Association (PPDA) has sought the intervention of the State Human Rights Commission to stop the alleged violence on Tamil pilgrims in Kerala and also the atrocities happening in retaliation in Tamil Nadu.

People Protection Development Association tate president S. Arunraj attributed the violence that had been taking place to lack of unity among Indians.

Farmers

Mr. Arunraj wanted the Mullaperiyar Dam row to be resolved at the earliest as farmers in four districts of Tamil Nadu were dependent on water from the dam.

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