The route belonging to a police station in Kinathukadavu is the only way for the residents in the area, which is in discussion for constructing compound walls. Residents demand not to close the path
Coimbatore: Residents in an area in Kinathukadavu requested not to construct a compound wall that will close their only path to attain home.
A residential area is situated near the land belonging to the Kinathukadavu Police station. The land is the only path to get to the residential area for the locals. Plans have been made to construct a compound wall in the land, to which the residents objected and requested to make the route permanently available for them.
A petition signed by the public, under the leadership of West Union DMK Secretary Mohammed Yasin was handed over to Kurichi Prabhakaran, a member of the DMK Executive Committee in Coimbatore East district.
Kurichi Prabhakaran received the petition from Mohammed Yasin, District Executive Committee member Kadirvel, Chief Corporation spokesman Tamilpithan, Ganesh, Annanagar Eswaran, youth wing organizer Balaji, and women's wing Satya, while he visited the area.
Kurichi Prabhakaran has assured that steps will be taken to make the route permanent for public use by presenting the petition to the Chief Minister.
A residential area is situated near the land belonging to the Kinathukadavu Police station. The land is the only path to get to the residential area for the locals. Plans have been made to construct a compound wall in the land, to which the residents objected and requested to make the route permanently available for them.
A petition signed by the public, under the leadership of West Union DMK Secretary Mohammed Yasin was handed over to Kurichi Prabhakaran, a member of the DMK Executive Committee in Coimbatore East district.
Kurichi Prabhakaran received the petition from Mohammed Yasin, District Executive Committee member Kadirvel, Chief Corporation spokesman Tamilpithan, Ganesh, Annanagar Eswaran, youth wing organizer Balaji, and women's wing Satya, while he visited the area.
Kurichi Prabhakaran has assured that steps will be taken to make the route permanent for public use by presenting the petition to the Chief Minister.