Hindu Munnani workers stage protest
The Hindu
Hindu Munnani workers protest alleged land encroachment by religious group, court arrest, demand removal of structure.
About 40 workers of Hindu Munnani on Wednesday courted arrest while protesting against the alleged encroachment of government land by a religious group.
The workers gathered in front of the Collectorate and raised slogans demanding the removal of a structure allegedly constructed by the group.
They said the government had planned to build a community hall when the land was illegally occupied.
The workers tried to break the barricades near the Collectorate. They were later released, the police said.
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