CUDDALORE:
Founder of the Samuga Samathuva Padai P.Sivagami, a former IAS officer, called on the victims of the recent community clash recuperating in the Cuddalore Headquarters Government Hospital here on Monday.
She also visited the Kambalimedu colony to console the residents. She said that the government announced compensation of Rs 1.50 lakh to the family of A.Subramanian, who was murdered in the clash, was inadequate. Subramanian was survived by wife and six children, including five daughters and a son. Hence, the right amount of compensation was to invest Rs 5 lakh in the name of each of the children to take care of their educational requirements, she said.
She sought a compensation of Rs 1 lakh each to the 20 persons injured in the incident. Stating that only a particular community was singled out, she viewed it as a pre-planned attack carried out with the obvious intention of establishing the authority of one community over the oppressed classes so as to derive political mileage. When she visited the Kambalimedu colony the residents told her that fearing physical harm, they did not send their children to school on Monday because they would have to pass through the streets of the other community. Moreover, the police also did not give them any assurance on safety to school students.
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