Vanathi Srinivasan tweets to CM: Take action to bring home the Tamils stranded across the world

Take action to bring home the Tamils stranded across the world


Coimbatore: BJP General Secretary Vanathi Srinivasan in a tweet to Tamil Nadu CM has expressed her deep concern over the Tamils stranded across the world due to the ongoing COVID crisis. She appealed to the Chief Minister of TN to take appropriate actions to bring the stranded Tamils back home.

Pointing the warfooting steps taken by the State government in sending the migrant workers back home, the BJP leader reminded that while 18 trains have departed from TN, only one train from other States carrying our TN workers have reached the state 

She insisted the CM to announce a tentative time period required to bring the stranded Tamils back to our State which will give them more hope in these desperate times.



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