"Even after 40 days of cyclone Ockhi crossing the Kanniyakumari coast, the state government's demand for a relief package of Rs 13,520 crore was yet to be sanctioned by the Centre", a meeting of DMK district secretaries said a resolution.
The meeting also urged the Centre to release funds for taking up relief and rehabilitation works in Kanyakumari besides providing compensation to the families of fishermen who were affected by Ockhi without further delay.
It said the Governor's action was against the state's autonomy.
The meeting also congratulated the former telecom minister A Raja and party's Rajya Sabha MP K Kanimozhi, who were acquitted in the 2G spectrum case.
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