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City police have denied permission
for the pro-Eelam TESO meet, convened by the forum's founder
leader and DMK chief M Karunanidhi here tomorrow. Police have denied permission on various grounds but they
cannot be divulged as the matter was sub-judice, Chennai
Police Commissioner J K Tripathy told PTI today.Sources said permission was denied on various grounds,
including security implications as a large turnout was
expected than the venue could accommodate or the organisers
had mentioned.The police decision came late last night hours after the
Madras High Court, during the hearing of two PILs opposing the
conference of the Tamil Eelam Supporters Organisation (TESO),
directed the city police chief to pass a detailed order on the
representation (seeking permission) submitted by the
organisers and communicate the decision to them immediately.TESO, a pro-Sri Lankan Tamils outfit floated by
Karunanidhi in the late 80s, was recently revived by him and
its first meet was scheduled to be held here tomorrow with
several leaders besides some Sri Lankan Tamil leaders expected
to participate in it.Both the Central and Tamil Nadu governments had yesterday
submitted in the court objections to certain aspects of the
conference.The Centre told the court that it would not allow the
organisers, including DMK, to use the word 'Eelam' in the
heading of the international conference, while the state
government said it may deny permission for holding the event
as the chosen venue was not big enough to accommodate the
number of people expected to attend it.State Advocate General A Navaneethakrishnan said police
permission may be denied as the YMCA ground was located near a
government hospital, attended by over 3000 out-patients daily.Besides, according to DMK party organ Murasoli, over one
lakh people were expected to attend the meet with about 1,250
vehicles which may result in traffic diversions in that area,
bringing life to a standstill in the city.
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