The New Indian Express
Chennai, Wednesday, 24 December 2014
No one was injured in the attacks on Splendour
Auroservice and Oriya Nilayam
Express News Service
Puducherry:
In the wake of suicides by two sisters of the Ashram along with their mother,
properties of the Sri Aurobindo Ashram were again attacked by miscreants on
Tuesday.
Due to the stone-pelting
the window panes of ‘Splendour Auroservice’, an ashram showroom of its products
on Beach Road and a Guest House ‘Oriya Nilayam’ suffered damages. Police said
that damages were caused by some unknown persons at around 4 to 4.30 am. While ‘Splendour’
was locked, ‘Oriya Nilayam’ was housed with tourists. The stones after breaking
the glass fell inside the rooms where the guests were staying. However, no one
was hurt in the incident. No case was registered as there was no complaint from
the Ashram, said the police.
Earlier, the main
building of the Ashram, adjoining the ashram school, Honesty departmental
stores, New Guest House and a small tea and snacks shop were damaged by
protestors who took to stone-pelting. Police arrested 10 persons in connection
with the protest and stone pelting. In the case of ransacking of the petrol
bunk and damaging of the Honesty Departmental Stores, though cases were booked,
no one was identified or arrested. In the remaining incidents, no case has been
registered as there has been no complaint, police said.
Petition
to CM
Puducherry: Social
organisations here on Tuesday petitioned and urged Chief Minister N. Rangasamy
to ensure all facilities and security to the sisters evicted from the Sri
Aurobindo Ashram to enable them to lead a normal life from now on.
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