Chettiars go back to original plan

Nattukotai Chettiar Temple managing trustee M. Renganathan

GEORGE TOWN: The Nattukotai Chettiar Temple has agreed to follow the original plan of allowing the silver chariot to leave the Kovil Veedu in Penang Street here at 6.30am on Feb 8.

Its managing trustee M. Renganathan (pic) said the temple decided to adhere to the agreement made with the police on Jan 11.

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