Kerala government has accepted six out of seven demands from protestors . Kerala government has now accepted six out of seven demands from protestors .
Vizhinjam (Kerala) India: The fishermen's march came to an end on Tuesday when the state government decided to extend a rent of Rs 5,500 for those who lose their habitat and subsidies for boats, while also finishing the ongoing rehabilitation flats in a year, according to sources.Four of the five demonstrators were released later on Sunday.The Vizhinjam police announced that they had filed charges against the Arch Bishop and the auxiliary bishop of Thiruvananthapuram, as well as several priests, for allegedly blocking trucks.On Sunday, the Kerala region of the Latin Catholic Council (KRLCC) arrested Archbishop Thomas J Netto, Auxiliary Bishop Christuraj, and the priests on several charges of conspiracy, violence, and attempted murder, according to the police.The Kerala government has now accepted six out of seven demands from protestors.We cant ignore the call for an end to the port project since it is about to be finished, according to the minister, who was speaking out about the Vizhinjam Port demonstration.