Buttermilk Stalls Inaugurated in Avinashi Assembly Constituency

In Avinashi assembly constituency, buttermilk stalls were inaugurated on the instructions of AIADMK leader Edappadi Palaniswami in Rajan Nagar and Thulukkamuthur Naalroad area on May 3.


Coimbatore: Following the directives of AIADMK General Secretary Edappadi Palaniswami, new buttermilk stalls were opened on May 3 in the Avinashi assembly constituency areas of Rajan Nagar and Thulukkamuthur Naalroad, part of Coimbatore North rural district. The event was presided over by Kavundampalayam MLA P.R.G. Arunkumar, who officially inaugurated the stalls.



These stalls aim to provide relief during the hot weather by offering buttermilk and fruits to the public.



The inauguration was attended by Avinashi Union Chairman Jegatheesan, District Literary Wing Secretary Karthik Raja, AIADMK officials, and party volunteers, making it a notable event in the community.

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