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Palani temple path shut, shops closed in protest

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July 14, 2024

UPSET over the fencing at the girivalam path in Palani Hill, hundreds of shops in Palani town and Palani Adivaram remained shut on Saturday in protest against the HR&CE department's move.

Palani temple path shut, shops closed in protest

According to municipality officials, the HR&CE department has been causing problems for shopkeepers and residents by fencing the entire girivalam path, which is 2.4 km in circumference around the Palani Hill, as it hinders the movement of vehicles through the path.

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