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Residents protest

Residents of Alandur staged a protest in front of a fair price shop in their locality, alleging inadequate supply of kerosene. .

When residents and municipal councillors checked a container transporting kerosene to the ration shop on Wednesday, they found the vehicle carrying only 3,600 litres against the stipulated 4,000 litres. They sought action against staff of the fair price shop and the agency supplying kerosene.

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