Green Signal For Jallikattu After Ordinance, But Protesters Want More | Read

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  • Published On: January 22, 2017
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A day after Tamil Nadu government issued an executive order or ordinance which will allow Jallikattu to be held in the state; protesters in Alanganallur village in Madurai continue to remain adamant to not allow the bull-taming festival to take place till a permanent solution is found. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, who has arrived in Madurai, will inaugurate the festival celebrations at Alanganallur today morning.

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