Right to Information Act awareness march was held in Arcot.
On the occasion of the Right to Information Act Week, an awareness procession was organized by Arcot Municipality.The procession was started from the Municipal Office premises by Municipal President Devi Pence Pandian.
Vice President Dr. Pavalakodi Saravanan, Commissioner Krishnaram and Manager Muralitharan presided.The procession passed through the main streets and ended at the bus station.Municipal officials, school students and many others participated in it.
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