A sixth-grade kid in ariyalur has demanded that the Tasmac store near his school be demolished immediately. The Secretary-General ordered the Tasmac store to be demolished within hours of receiving the information.
Since last year, schools and universities in tamil Nadu have been closed due to the spread of Corona. students were taught lessons via the internet. Schools were open for a few weeks at the end of last year, but only for the 10th and 12th grades. Just as the second wave of the Corona hit its climax, schools were closed once more.
Tamil Nadu government
The Corona vulnerability is being scrutinized in this scenario. In many states, the daily virus breakout is small because of the vaccine's efficacy. As a result, state governments across the country are demanding the opening of schools and institutions. As a result, tamil Nadu's classes 9 to +2 in september It's been going on since the first of the year.
Schools are being Opened
Similarly, the tamil Nadu government has allowed other courses to begin classes till november 1. Against this backdrop, the General Secretary agreed to a request from a sixth-grade student at ariyalur government school to close the Tasmac store that was located near the school.
The pupil who battled on her own.
In the ariyalur district, the government Tasmag store is near the Nirmala gandhi Middle School. As a result, school pupils are having a terrible time. A sixth-grade kid presented the ariyalur District Collector's office with a handwritten petition calling for the Tasmac store to be demolished. On social media, a photo relating to it became viral. The photo was sent to the Secretary-General, along with the petition.
The Chief Secretary's Order
The booze store near the school was ordered to be removed by General Secretary Wee Irayanpu, who interfered quickly. The Tasmac liquor outlet will be relocated, according to the ariyalur District Collector. In addition, steps have been taken to relocate the shop. In a few more days, the Tasmac store should be relocated.
Complements abound.
The general secretary intervened and ordered the closing of the Tasmac store within hours of the 6th-grade student's complaint. The school pupils conveyed their sincere gratitude to the Principal Secretary for his genuine care for the students' and public welfare.
