Rajinikanth condemns TN government's 'careless attitude'


Chennai, May 23 (IANS): Actor-turned-politician Rajinikanth on Wednesday condemned the Tamil Nadu's government's "careless attitude" and "unlawful police firing" at the anti-Sterlite copper smelter plant protesters in Tuticorin.

In a video message posted in his Twitter handle, Rajinikanth said he condemns the state government's careless attitude, failure of the Intelligence Bureau and the unlawful action of the police against the protesters.

He expressed his condolences to the family of the people who died in the police firing on Tuesday and Wednesday in Tuticorin, around 650 km from here.

On Tuesday, a massive protest against the Sterlite plant took a violent turn, with the mob throwing stones at police and setting on fire a large number of vehicles.

The police, who were outnumbered by the protesters, opened fire in which 10 persons died.

On Wednesday, too, protesters attacked the police with stones in Tuticorin, forcing the police to opened fire, in which one person died and four others were injured.

  

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  • Harold D'cunha, Mangalore, India.

    Wed, May 23 2018

    Rajanikanth, hope you will join hands with Kamal Hassan and throw all the politicians out including BJP, and Congress,

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