VP Venkaiah Naidu Unveiled Statue of Former TN CM Karunanidhi on Anna Salai

VP Venkaiah Naidu Unveiled Statue of Former TN CM Karunanidhi on Anna Salai

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Category : State Published on: May 30 2022

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  • Vice President Venkaiah Naidu unveiled the statue of former Chief Minister M Karunanidhi on Anna Salai in Chennai.
  • The statue is of 16-foot and installed on a pedestal at the Government Omandurar Hospital.
  • Karunanidhi is yet again set to get a place back on the pedestal on Anna Salai after 35 years since AIADMK supporters vandalized the statue on Anna Salai at the time of former CM MGR's death in 1987.
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