Kudankulam protests: Swamy wants army to assist TN govt

September 10, 2012 18:59

Janata Party chief Subramanian Swamy today demanded that the Indian Army be put on stand-by to assist the Tamil Nadu government in quelling the protesters at the Kudankulam Nuclear power plant.

He said such a step was necessary as the protesters have shown their "true face" now. Swamy also claimed that he had information that LTTE sympathisers and Naxalites have penetrated into this.

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