CHENNAI: As the opposition DMK took to the streets in a turmoil-filled prison, protesting against the "oppression" AIADMK government rule, several thousand party officials, including the treasurer MK Stalin and Rajya Sabha MP MK Kanimozhi were arrested statewide on Wednesday.
Stalin and about a thousand party cadres were arrested in Kolathur Assembly segment on the outskirts of Chennai.
Kanimozhi Dayanidhi Maran, and were arrested at their places of protest within the city. Several hundred had gathered boxes in each of the 200 sites of protest, of which 16 places were within Chennai. They are being moved about 600 rooms marriages registered by the police.
More than 800 paintings DMK led by Kanimozhi and Rajathi Ammal were arrested by police during a protest against the alleged targeting party members by special police created by the AIADMK government. The protesters had gathered in Panagal Maaligai, which houses various government offices in Saidapet.
The tables included 50 women and taken to a marriage hall near Guindy. The city police had released 350 people in and around Panagal Maaligai of 7.30. The demonstrators gathered at the headquarters from 9 am. At 10.30 am the police brought vehicles, including city buses transport the Corporation to evict the protesters. Deputy Commissioner of Police R Sudhakar said the FIR had not been presented. "We will present shortly. There was no violence," he said.
So far, 15 MPs and 23 DMK MLAs have been arrested. Stalin said the protest was a huge success as more than 50,000 people participated.
Stalin said: "oppressive government chief minister J Jayalalithaa should follow the example of the huge return on our agitation and take corrective action to maintain the rule of law in Tamil Nadu. If not, we will chalk out our next course of action to stop the state government. None of that was returned in today's protest will be released on bail. Our intention is to stifle the prisons in the state. "
Speaking to reporters, Kanimozhi said: "The AIADMK is dedicated to the politics of revenge from the first day. This agitation is the response of DMK to AIADMK of vendetta politics. DMK leaders are being arrested for no reason. All Holdout cases are imposed on them without even a shred of evidence. "he said.
The people of Tamil Nadu are getting through difficulties such as rising commodity prices and power tariff hike due to inefficient AIADMK, she charged. "They will give an appropriate response to the ruling party in the Lok Sabha 2014 elections," he said.
The traffic in various parts of the city was affected because the police had diverted traffic from the city after the protests organized by the DMK.
Protesters staged a stirring in arterial highways including Kamaraj Road, Greenways Road and Raja condemn Annamalaipuram cases against ministers and officials of former DMK, accused of land grabbing.
DMK cadres continued protests in KK Nagar, Jawaharlal Nehru Road (Highway 100 feet) and Bharathidasan way. Vehicles are not allowed Rangarajapuram the road to Arcot.
The protesters chanted slogans against the government of J. Jayalalithaa and officials in the special cell.
The cell has arrested 10 former government ministers in the M Karunanidhi, including Veerapandi S Arumugam and NKKP Raja. The Madras High Court on Tuesday refused to stay preventive arrests ahead of protest, but DMK sources said that a sufficient number to meet the uproar.
Stalin and about a thousand party cadres were arrested in Kolathur Assembly segment on the outskirts of Chennai.
Kanimozhi Dayanidhi Maran, and were arrested at their places of protest within the city. Several hundred had gathered boxes in each of the 200 sites of protest, of which 16 places were within Chennai. They are being moved about 600 rooms marriages registered by the police.
More than 800 paintings DMK led by Kanimozhi and Rajathi Ammal were arrested by police during a protest against the alleged targeting party members by special police created by the AIADMK government. The protesters had gathered in Panagal Maaligai, which houses various government offices in Saidapet.
The tables included 50 women and taken to a marriage hall near Guindy. The city police had released 350 people in and around Panagal Maaligai of 7.30. The demonstrators gathered at the headquarters from 9 am. At 10.30 am the police brought vehicles, including city buses transport the Corporation to evict the protesters. Deputy Commissioner of Police R Sudhakar said the FIR had not been presented. "We will present shortly. There was no violence," he said.
So far, 15 MPs and 23 DMK MLAs have been arrested. Stalin said the protest was a huge success as more than 50,000 people participated.
Stalin said: "oppressive government chief minister J Jayalalithaa should follow the example of the huge return on our agitation and take corrective action to maintain the rule of law in Tamil Nadu. If not, we will chalk out our next course of action to stop the state government. None of that was returned in today's protest will be released on bail. Our intention is to stifle the prisons in the state. "
Speaking to reporters, Kanimozhi said: "The AIADMK is dedicated to the politics of revenge from the first day. This agitation is the response of DMK to AIADMK of vendetta politics. DMK leaders are being arrested for no reason. All Holdout cases are imposed on them without even a shred of evidence. "he said.
The people of Tamil Nadu are getting through difficulties such as rising commodity prices and power tariff hike due to inefficient AIADMK, she charged. "They will give an appropriate response to the ruling party in the Lok Sabha 2014 elections," he said.
The traffic in various parts of the city was affected because the police had diverted traffic from the city after the protests organized by the DMK.
Protesters staged a stirring in arterial highways including Kamaraj Road, Greenways Road and Raja condemn Annamalaipuram cases against ministers and officials of former DMK, accused of land grabbing.
DMK cadres continued protests in KK Nagar, Jawaharlal Nehru Road (Highway 100 feet) and Bharathidasan way. Vehicles are not allowed Rangarajapuram the road to Arcot.
The protesters chanted slogans against the government of J. Jayalalithaa and officials in the special cell.
The cell has arrested 10 former government ministers in the M Karunanidhi, including Veerapandi S Arumugam and NKKP Raja. The Madras High Court on Tuesday refused to stay preventive arrests ahead of protest, but DMK sources said that a sufficient number to meet the uproar.
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