
House adopts condolence resolutions
The Hindu
The Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly on Monday adopted resolutions condoling the recent deaths of tribal rights activist Fr Stan Swamy, Periyarist V. Anaimuthu, surgeon S. Kameswaran, Tamil scholar Ila
The Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly on Monday adopted resolutions condoling the recent deaths of tribal rights activist Fr Stan Swamy, Periyarist V. Anaimuthu, surgeon S. Kameswaran, Tamil scholar Ilankumaranar and pontiff of the Madurai Adheenam Sri Arunagirinathar. Assembly Speaker M. Appavu placed before the House the condolence resolutions soon after it met on Monday. The resolutions were adopted after the House observed a few minutes of silence.
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