CRPF takes out flag march through main roads in Tiruchi
The Hindu
CRPF and Tiruchi City Police conduct a flag march in preparation for the upcoming Assembly election.
Personnel of the Tiruchi City Police along with the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) took out a flag march in Tiruchi on Friday in connection with the forthcoming Assembly election. The flag march was taken out from the Gandhi Market arch to Fort police station, police sources added.
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