Coimbatore: Pro-Tamil outfits pressing for India's boycott of CHOGM in Sri Lanka over the Lankan Tamils issue on Sunday decided to block the entry of Union Ministers from the state into Tamil Nadu as part of their agitation to mount pressure on the Centre to skip the meet.
A resolution adopted at a meeting of 12 pro-Tamil outfits decided to observe a bandh on November 12 in the district and seek the cooperation of traders and business establishments to down their shutters, K Ramakrishnan, General Secretary,Periyar Dravida Kazhagam (PDK) said in a release in Coimbatore.
Chaired by MDMK District Secretary Mohan Kumar, the meeting also decided to stage a rail roko at major railway stations that day, in which more than 5,000 persons are likely to participate, he said.
The release also said that the outfits will block the entry of Union Ministers from the state into Tamil Nadu as part of their agitation.
Besides MDMK and PDK, representatives from NanithanneyaMakkal Katchi, Socialist Demoncratic Party of India,Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi, Naam Tamilar Katchi and somelike-minded organisations participated in the meeting, he said.
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