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Ramadoss assurance to minorities
By Our Staff Reporter
PONDICHERRY, APRIL 6. The PMK leader, Dr. S. Ramadoss, who was
given a warm reception by the town Kazi, Mr. M. M. Houssain, at
his residence here today assured that the PMK was committed to
safeguarding the interests and welfare of the minorities.
He said he was not stating this because the Assembly election was
round the corner. Poll might come and go but the PMK was
basically committed to serving the Islamic community and the
minorities as a whole, Dr. Ramadoss said.
The AIADMK-PMK government that would come to power with the full
cooperation of the people here would leave no stone unturned to
raise the lot of the minorities, he said. He had always shared
the joys and sorrows of the Islamic community and all the
grievances listed out in the petition given to him by the town
Kazi and others would be considered by the next PMK-led
government.
He also told freedom fighters who had earlier pleaded for hike in
the monthly pension to bring it on par with the amount available
in Tamil Nadu that the tyagis would be definitely honoured by the
AIADMK-PMK government likely to be formed after the polls.
Dr. Ramadoss appealed to the Islamic community to drop its
proposal to boycott the polls as no effort would be spared to end
their grievances particularly revamping the Wakf Board.
The town Kazi said that a detailed memorandum had been presented
by a delegation of the Islamic community to the Lt. Governor to
intervene and save the properties of the Wakf Board.He hoped that
the PMK leader would help save the properties of the board.
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