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DCC to protest against water supply disruption

Thiruvananthapuram: The District Congress Committee which met here on Saturday decided to launch an agitation against the frequent disruption in water supply.

DCC leaders accused the government of “abject failure to find a permanent solution to the water crisis.”

They said the administration could not come up with alternative measures even when large parts of the city were forced to go without water for days.

They also protested against the alleged move by the LDF to sabotage a decision to name the proposed International Convention Centre at Aakulam after former President K.R. Narayanan.

The meeting decided to organise family gatherings and public meetings next month to mobilise party machinery.

DCC president V.S. Sivakumar presided over the meeting.

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