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AIADMK MP's plea to Centre

By Our Special Correspondent

NEW DELHI APRIL 28. The AIADMK MP, K. Malaisamy, today urged the Centre to evolve a comprehensive policy and an interim strategy to sort out the problems being faced by Tamil migrants in Delhi.

Raising the issue in the Lok Sabha, he said Delhi has a sizable number of migrants from Tamil Nadu who have settled here but were facing a handicap, as they were unable to avail benefits under OBC list unless their community is notified in the State they have settled.

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