Marxist Communist Party protests in Kinathukadavu against petrol and diesel price hikes

Marxist Communist Party protests in Kinathukadavu against petrol and diesel price hikes


Coimbatore: Rising petrol and diesel prices in Tamil Nadu have led to a rise in prices of essential commodities.



A protest on behalf of the Marxist Communist Party took place in front of the old bus stand in Kinathukadavu, condemning the increase in petrol and diesel prices and condemning the central government for not controlling the increase in petrol and diesel prices.



Protests led by CITU Union Secretary Marudachalam raised slogans condemning the increase in petrol and diesel prices. The protest was attended by Tamil Nadu Agrarian Union District Secretary Palanisamy, Viduthalai Siruthaigal of Tamil Nadu District Deputy Secretary Subramanian, Marxist Communist Party Secretary Thirugnavel, TMS Jenys, DMK spokesperson Tamilpithan and many others.

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