Bus driver Attacks Student - Police interfers to resolve?
Students occupy the police station in Sanarpatti, demanding that a government bus driver who assaulted a school student near Sanarpatti be prosecuted. Mohammad Yasin of Sanar Patti, Dindigul district, is the son of Ramakathali. Plus one attends a private school. He was on his way to school in a government transport from Sanarpatti yesterday morning. Shankar, a Dindigul local, was the bus driver. Shankar, the bus driver, is accused of hitting the children with a stick because the trip was overloaded.
Mohammad Yasin, a student, was hurt in the event. For treatment, he was admitted to the Kosavapatti government Primary health Center. Following this, students surrounded the Sanarpatti police station, demanding that the government bus driver be arrested. Sub-Inspector Paramasamy told the pupils that they would be dealt with appropriately. Following that, the students dispersed.
Usha Rakothaman, the then-Chief minister in charge of removing A. Govindasamy's painting from the college principal's apartment, belonged to a certain ethnic group. During his period, individuals of his neighbourhood began to form collegiate friendships. It was only then that the college's education and order began to deteriorate. Members of that organisation erected a portrait of Annal Ambedkar. The tamil Nadu government did not keep the film. Instead, the government erected an official portrait of A. Govindasamy.