Residents seek patta, basic amenities
The Hindu
Residents in Anna Nesavalar Colony and Kamachipuram petition Dindigul Collector for patta and basic amenities after 40 years.
The residents of Anna Nesavalar Colony on Monday submitted a petition to the Dindigul Collector seeking patta. They said that they have been living in the area for over 40 years.
Though the authorities had promised to provide patta so far they have not granted the patta, the residents said. The residents of Kamachipuram also submitted a petition to the Dindigul Collector urging the authorities to ensure that basic amenities were provided to the residents in the area.
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