Ramanathapuram
The Keelakarai sub-division police booked a case under various IPC sections against the Popular Front of India (Ramanathapuram district) for conducting ‘beginners camp’ at an isolated place without permission here on Tuesday.
They said that during night rounds by DSP Murugesan, a team spotted 32 people staying in a place close to the beach in Periapattinam. Inquiries revealed that they had put up a thatched roof and allegedly conducted class for ‘beginners’ since November 20 for five days.
The details of the camp were not known, police said, but stated in a press release that the space was given by Syed Hamid near the Periapattinam Syed Oliullah dargah. Tiruppulani police have registered a case.
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