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Moopanar death causes a void: Rajani Rai
By Our Staff Reporter
PONDICHERRY, AUG. 30. The Lieutenant Governor, Dr. Rajani Rai,
Chief Minister Mr. P. Shanmugham, his Cabinet colleagues and
leaders of political parties in Pondicherry on Thursday expressed
their grief over the death of the TMC founder-leader Mr. G. K.
Moopanar. A Cooperation Department function was cancelled as soon
as news of the death reached here.
In her condolence message the Lt. Governor recalled the
`dedicated services' of Mr. Moopanar to all sections. She said
his passing away had caused a void in the nation's political
arena, particularly in Tamil Nadu. Mr. Moopanar was always keen
on upholding the democratic traditions of a very high order, she
said.Dr. Rajani Rai conveyed her condolence to the bereaved
family on behalf of the Pondicherry Government and the people.
The Chief Minister, Mr. Shanmugham recalled the selfless services
of Mr. Moopanar and his distinct record in serving the people. He
was regarded by the leaders of all parties and was close to
Kamaraj, Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi. He had striven to ensure
good government both at Centre and in the State.
The Educational Minister, Mr. A. V. Subramanian, the Social
Welfare Minister, Mr. A. Kasilingam, the PWD Minister, Mr. N.
Rangaswamy, the DMK legislature party leader, Mr. R. V.
Janakiraman, the PMC leader Mr. K. Lakshminarayana, the
Pondicherry TMC president, Mr. V. Balaji and a host of others
expressed their grief.The PMC announced a week-long mourning. The
TMC flag flew at half mast, and floral homage was paid to the
leader at the office of the PMC, Congress and the TMC here.
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