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DMK walks out of Tamil Nadu assembly over Tuticorin rage
Updated On: 30 May, 2018 08:03 AM IST | Chennai | Agencies
Chief Minister K Palaniswami says the police action was 'unavoidable'


District Collector Sandeep Nanduri along with other officials seal the main gate of the Sterlite copper unit, on Monday. Pic/PTI
The violent protests and police firing in Tuticorin that claimed 13 lives rocked the Tamil Nadu assembly on Tuesday with Chief Minister K Palaniswami maintaining that police action was "unavoidable" even as the main Opposition DMK staged a walked out over the issue. On the violent incidents that occurred on May 22 in Tuticorin, Palaniswami said measures like teargas and baton-charge were used against those who indulged in violence.
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