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Appeal for doing business in peace

MAKE USE OF IT: Narikoravas selling their products at the Tirunelveli Collectorate. — Photo: A. Shaikmohideen

The narikoravas selling their `oosi, paasi' ware at the Tirunelveli Junction bus stand have submitted a petition to Collector G. Prakash and the Deputy Mayor Viswanatha Pandian that they were being chased away by the law-enforcers, preventing from selling their products at the old bus stand.

"Apart from pouring a bucketful of water on me, they also damaged four new plastic cars I had displayed for sale on the platform. As selling of my products is being affected, I can't feed my children. So please save us from this harassment," wept a lady after submitting a petition to the Collector on Monday.

Later they started selling their products to people who had come to the Collectorate in large numbers to submit petition to Mr. Prakash.

From P. Sudhakar
in Tirunelveli

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