Unidentified mob sets fire to DMDK functionary’s car at midnight in Coimbatore

Unidentified mob sets fire to DMK official's car at midnight


Coimbatore: Unidentified mob set fire to DMDK official's car at midnightwhich was parked in the doorway of the house.

When he woke up in the morning the car was on fire and completely charred. Podanur police have registered a case and are investigating. Chinna Seth, is the functionary of DMDK in Kurichi, Coimbatore, finished his work yesterday and parked his car in front of the house at around 10 pmand went to sleep.



When he got up for a walk at 5 am todayand came out the car was set on fire by unidentified persons and the car was completely burnt. Shocked by this he lodged a complaint at the Coimbatore Podanur police station. Podanur police have registered a case and are looking for the people who set the car on fire. The incident has caused a stir in the area this morning.

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