Three arrested for damaging public property during tractor rally in Tiruvarur
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The Tiruvarur police have arrested three persons belonging to Opposition parties on charges of unlawful assembly and causing damage to public property during the tractor rally organised by the All India Kisan Sangarsh Coordination Committee in Tiruvarur on January 26.
While the rally was led by the Tamil Nadu Vivasayigal Sangam State Secretary, Masilamani, the Tiruvarur MLA, Poondi Kalaivanan, Tiruvarur District Secretary, Communist Party of India, Sivapunniyam, TNCC District President, Duraivelan and others, the police identified the arrested as Thambusamy of Communist Party of India (Marxist), Bharathi of Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam and Durairaj of Communist Party of India.
3 held for damaging public property
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The Tiruvarur police have arrested three persons belonging to Opposition parties on charges of unlawful assembly and causing damages to public property during the tractor rally organised by the All India Kisan Sangarsh Coordination Committee in Tiruvarur on January 26.
While the rally was led by the Tamil Nadu Vivasayigal Sangam State Secretary, Masilamani, Tiruvarur MLA, Poondi Kalaivanan, Tiruvarur District Secretary, Communist Party of India, Sivapunniyam, TNCC District president Duraivelan and others, the police identified the arrested as Thambusamy of Communist Party of India (Marxist), Bharathi of Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam and Durairaj of Communist Party of India.
CPI(M) condemns arrest of tractor rally participants
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January 27, 2021 17:05 IST
CPI(M) state secretary K. Balakrishnan alleged that the police were framing false charges against those who participated in the rallies on Republic Day
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CPI(M) state secretary K. Balakrishnan alleged that the police were framing false charges against those who participated in the rallies on Republic Day
CPI(M) state secretary K. Balakrishnan on Wednesday condemned the arrest of those who participated in the tractor rally across the State on Republic Day.
In a statement, he pointed out that despite police denying permission for the holding of tractor and motorcycle rallies, many participated across the state on January 26 in support of the protesting farmers in Delhi. Mr. Balakrishnan alleged that the police are framing false charges against those who participated in the rally.
Farmers seek relief
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A large number of farmers in the district on Monday urged the government to give compensation for loss of crops due to incessant rain.
Submitting petitions to the Collector Dinesh Ponraj Oliver, they said that they had raised paddy on 3.54 lakh acres and chilli on over one lakh acres in the region including R S Mangalam, Tiruvadanai, Mudukalathur and Kamudi blocks.
They told reporters that they had taken insurance policies but a majority of them had not insured the crops. So, they urged the government to give compensation.
Representatives of the Tamil Nadu Vivasayigal Sangam, K Jeeva and A Muthuramu of CPI-M, told reporters that the rainfall since January 6 had spoiled prospects of good harvest. The harvest was just a week away when rain ruined their lives.
VirudhunagarVirudhunagar district administration has started three-day special camps for enumeration of rain-damaged crops across the district on Monday. In a statement, Collector R. Kannan said that