OMLANKA
DMK President M.K. Stalin visited his alma mater the Madras Christian College School at Chetpet participated in a reunion, where he met his old teachers, batch mates and shared his fifty year old memories of his studenthood. During the event, Stalin’s social studies teacher Lakshmi Narayanan, a nonagenarian who had come all the way from Salem, was seen fondly patting Stalin.
DMK President M.K.Stalin has urged the ruling AIADMK to pass a resolution demanding the withdrawal of the Citizenship Amendment Act to protect the constitution. He has also welcomed the move by the Kerala Assembly adopting a resolution demanding scrapping of the Citizenship Amendment Act.
Nagar Koil Press Club officials recently met with the Police Commissioner of kanyakumari Srinath and handed a petition protesting against the filing of a case against two Vikatan journalists, Sinthu and Ravi Kumar who interviewed the Sri Lankan refugees.
Three lawyers and five others have been charged by the Chennai police allegedly for drawing kolams on the road at Besant Nagar on Sunday protesting against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA) and National Register of Citizens (NRC).
DMK has called upon its women wing members to draw kolams outside their houses as a protest against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act.
