People’s Pulse writes to President’s Secretary, DGP regarding barricading of streets
The Hindu
People's Pulse, a Puducherry-based civil society group, wrote to the President's Secretary and Director General of Police regarding barricading of streets during President's visit. Residents are stopped 30-40 feet inside the road, unable to view the President. People's Pulse President P. Devanathan argued that Puducherry is not a disturbed area, and people should be allowed to welcome the President.
People’s Pulse, a Puducherry-based civil society group, has written to the Secretary to President Droupadi Murmu and Director General of Police B. Srinivas regarding barricading of streets during movement of President’s cavalcade in the town on Monday and Tuesday.
President of People’s Pulse P. Devanathan said barricades have been kept in such a way that people residing on streets leading to the main road are not allowed to have a view of the President. The residents are stopped some 30 to 40 feet inside the road and hence would not be able to get a view of the President.
“Puducherry is not a disturbed area that the Streets have to be empty during the President’s visit. It is very natural that people would like to welcome her,” he said in the letter.
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