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Problems faced by Anglo-Indians highlighted

Staff Reporter

CHENNAI: A delegation from the National Forum of Anglo-Indian Associations, led by president G.K. Francis, met the Union Minister for Minority Affairs A.R. Antulay on Friday and briefed him about the various problems affecting Anglo-Indians. According to a press release, the minister assured the delegation that the Government would give priority to all minorities and that the Anglo-Indians would receive recognition and support from the Centre.

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