Oppn in Kerala to lead protests against K-Rail
Protests took a violent turn when women and children were dragged by the police and arrests were also made.
Protests took a violent turn when women and children were dragged by the police and arrests were also made.
The court was told that by now over 2,800 such stones have been laid and in all there are close to 13,000 stones that will be laid.
Metroman E Sreedharan has described this project as one which is ill-conceived, badly planned and poorly handled.
If completed it will set up a 529.45 km corridor connecting Thiruvananthapuram to Kasaragod and a train which will run this distance will complete its journey in around four hours and Vijayan has already announced his intent that come what may, he will go ahead with it and the CPI-M and its leaders have all echoed the same.
The sub-committee of the United Democratic Front (UDF), led by former State PWD Minister MK Muneer in their report has pointed out that the project will incur a big loss to the state exchequer and a huge environmental damage