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Holiday declared in Madurai for bypoll

Special Correspondent

Chennai: The Governor has declared June 26 as a public holiday under the Negotiable Instruments Act in the areas falling under the Madurai West Assembly constituency where a by-election is scheduled for that date. All government offices, including industrial establishments of the government and government controlled bodies, and all educational institutions in the constituency will remain closed, according to a gazette extraordinary.

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