Tamil Nadu   

Congress workers stage dharna

CHENNAI: Congress workers staged dharna in front of Satyamurthi Bhavan, the State party headquarters, here on Friday to protest against any move by the high command to replace Tamil Nadu Congress Committee president M. Krishnasswamy.

The workers also staged a demonstration near Porur round-tana.

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