TN bans fishing ahead of PM, Sonia visit

Fishermen told not to venture into sea

PTI | March 12, 2010



Fishermen were asked on Friday not to venture into the sea off this island as part of security measures on the eve of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi's visit to Chennai.

The state coastal security group police said fishermen would not be allowed to go into the sea on Friday night. Normally, the fishermen put out to sea in nights and return next day.

Singh and Gandhi are arriving on a day's visit for the inauguration of the new Tamil Nadu assembly complex. Besides, a host of leaders, including union ministers and chief ministers of Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh, are also expected to attend the function.

Meanwhile, Additional DGP (Coastal Security Group) Lallawm Sanga, Inspector General A Rajasekhar and Coastguard officials held discussions here regarding a plan for a joint action for patrolling.

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