Coimbatore; Lawyer and BJP State Vice President Pal Kanagaraj said that the court did not ban the ball announced by the Coimbatore BJP district officials.
A businessman from Coimbatore, Venkatesh, had filed a case in the Madras High Court regarding the explosion of a car cylinder in Coimbatore.
While Tamil Nadu BJP president Annamalai was included as a counter-petitioner in the petition, during the court hearing, the call was not announced by the state leadership, the BJP state president Annamalai told the Madras High Court.
Advocate and BJP state vice-president Pal Kanagaraj met the media at the BJP headquarters in The Nagar, Kamalalaya, Chennai.
He said then that the court did not ban the ball announced by the Coimbatore BJP district officials. Welfare provision came to court. Annamalai was named as the 5th respondent. But the Public Interest Litigation was filed wrongly as Annamalai Bandh, who is the party’s state president, called.
The Tamil Nadu BJP has not made any announcement regarding the bandh. Coimbatore district in-charge CP Radhakrishnan called the public for a bandh regarding the incident that took place there. But BJP leader Annamalai did not announce bandh. Each district in charge cannot dictate what to do. In that way, Coimbatore district officials have announced.
The district did not give any information to the BJP leader on behalf of the bandh. At the same time, the court did not impose a ban on the ball, he said
