DMK, allies hold human chain stir in TN over Cauvery

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Press Trust of India Chennai
Last Updated : Apr 23 2018 | 8:50 PM IST

DMK, its allies and friendly parties today staged a human chain protest across Tamil Nadu,urging the Centre to set up Cauvery Management Board (CMB) immediately.

In Puducherry, Chief Minister V Narayanasamy whose party Congress is an ally of the DMK, led the human chain stir.

DMK Working President M K Stalin led a human chain at Pudukottai in the delta region and later tweeted that the the stir was a "huge success."
He hit out at the ruling AIADMK for allegedly siding with the Centre on the issue like a "double barrelled gun."

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First Published: Apr 23 2018 | 8:50 PM IST

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