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Petitions panel to meet soon

VILLUPURAM: The Tamil Nadu Assembly Committee for Petitions will meet soon to peruse the grievances of the people in regard to the functioning of government departments.

People have been requested to send their representations to the Chairman, Tamil Nadu Assembly Petition Commission, Chennai 600009 before November 26, Collector Brajendra Navnit said in a release. Five copies of the petitions should be sent to the above mentioned address. The petitions related to matters pending before courts of law and tribunals and requests for transfer will not be entertained.

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