Popular Front of India has put up posters against the Governor of Tamil Nadu at various places in Coimbatore condemning him for the remarks that PFI should be banned.
Coimbatore: Popular Front of India (PFI) has put up posters against the Governor of Tamil Nadu at various places in Coimbatore.
The 37th Graduation Ceremony is being held today at Bharathiyar University, Coimbatore. In this, the Governor of Tamil Nadu RN Ravi arrived in Coimbatore yesterday to attend.
In this context, a few days ago, the Governor of Tamil Nadu is said to have said that the Popular Front of India should be banned. Meanwhile, the Popular Front of India (PFI) has put up posters condemning the governor in Coimbatore at various places.
We strongly condemn the Governor of Tamil Nadu for slandering the Popular Front in the poster. Governor immediately needs to withdraw the defamation charge. Do not show violence against people's movements in support of the RSS. Immediately withdraw Governor Ravi, who continues to act against the interests of Tamil Nadu just like the the Union Government continues to act against us.”
Police are removing these controversial posters that have been pasted in various places.
The 37th Graduation Ceremony is being held today at Bharathiyar University, Coimbatore. In this, the Governor of Tamil Nadu RN Ravi arrived in Coimbatore yesterday to attend.
In this context, a few days ago, the Governor of Tamil Nadu is said to have said that the Popular Front of India should be banned. Meanwhile, the Popular Front of India (PFI) has put up posters condemning the governor in Coimbatore at various places.
We strongly condemn the Governor of Tamil Nadu for slandering the Popular Front in the poster. Governor immediately needs to withdraw the defamation charge. Do not show violence against people's movements in support of the RSS. Immediately withdraw Governor Ravi, who continues to act against the interests of Tamil Nadu just like the the Union Government continues to act against us.”
Police are removing these controversial posters that have been pasted in various places.