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Adivasi villagers in Udhagamandalam object to non-tribals boarding buses from their village

Adivasi villagers in Udhagamandalam object to non-tribals boarding buses from their village
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Adivasi residents of Kokkal village in Udhagamandalam are protesting against non-tribal residents using their local bus stop, citing cultural preservation concerns. Local authorities are currently mediating the dispute to prevent potential law-and-order issues.

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This highlights ongoing tensions regarding access to public infrastructure and the intersection of indigenous rights with broader community integration.

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Following the submission of a petition to the District Collector by the residents of villages surrounding Kokkal in Sholur, demanding bus service to their village, Adivasi residents of Kokkal submitted a counter-petition on Tuesday (June 16), stating that they will not allow “outsiders” to board buses from their village.

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The article presents the grievances of both the Adivasi community and the non-tribal villagers neutrally.

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