Residents demand relocation of Tasmac outlet at Gorimedu in Salem
The residents of Gorimedu in Salem city have demanded the relocation of a Tasmac outlet in the locality.The outlet, functioning on Yercaud Main Road at Gorimedu, is located within a 500-meters radius of Government Women’s Arts College and several places of worship.P. Gowtham, a resident of Gorimedu, alleged that the outlet’s customers park their vehicles on the motorable space of Yercaud Main Road, affecting vehicle movement. In the evening and during weekends, the customers wait in long queue to buy liquor.
- ▪The residents of Gorimedu in Salem city have demanded the relocation of a Tasmac outlet in the locality.The outlet, functioning on Yercaud Main Road at Gorimedu, is located within a 500-meters radius of Government Women’s Arts College and s
- ▪Gowtham, a resident of Gorimedu, alleged that the outlet’s customers park their vehicles on the motorable space of Yercaud Main Road, affecting vehicle movement.
- ▪In the evening and during weekends, the customers wait in long queue to buy liquor.
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The residents of Gorimedu in Salem city have demanded the relocation of a Tasmac outlet in the locality.The outlet, functioning on Yercaud Main Road at Gorimedu, is located within a 500-meters radius of Government Women’s Arts College and several places of worship.P. Gowtham, a resident of Gorimedu, alleged that the outlet’s customers park their vehicles on the motorable space of Yercaud Main Road, affecting vehicle movement. In the evening and during weekends, the customers wait in long queue to buy liquor. After consuming it in the locality, they throw the bottles on the road. During evening, college students are afraid to pass through the area. Recently, miscreants hurled a molotov cocktail at the outlet, he added.S. Nandhini, another resident, said that when Chief Minister C.
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