When the petition filed by one A Annadurai of Tirupur came up, the first bench comprising Chief Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul and Justice M Sundar observed that it was for the state government to take a decision on such matters and declined to venture into those areas.
'Thai Pusam,' which marks full moon day in the Tamil month of Thai falls this year on February 9.
Hence, the same may be declared as public holiday in Tamil Nadu also, he said.
The bench questioned the petitioner's counsel whether he was aware of the number of public holidays declared in those countries and refused to direct the state government to consider the plea of the petitioner.
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