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Instruction through Urdu sought

AMBUR: The Ambur Town Congress Committee has adopted a resolution stating that Urdu should be included in all instruction and direction boards put up at government departments here.E. Suresh Babu, president, Ambur Town Congress Committee, said that his party decided to adopt the resolution owing to huge demand from the Urdu speaking people. A majority of them could not read Tamil and English and found it difficult to understand even small details .

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