Chennai: Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) president M.K. Stalin has announced that an all-party meeting will be held through video conferencing on Thursday morning.
Despite the assurance given that the meeting would be held complying with various regulations and by maintaining social distance, the police has denied permission, Stalin said late on Tuesday in a statement.
The Leader of the Opposition in the Tamil Nadu Assembly Stalin said the party had called for an all party meeting at its headquarters on April 15, but the city police did not granted permission for the same.
Stalin said Chief Minister K. Palaniswami has held meetings with ministers, officials, medical experts and even with religious leaders in the state secretariat.
On those lines, an all party meeting was called by the DMK to discuss issues relating to Covid-19.
IANS Report
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