At Kottayam and Ernakulam, angry protesters pulled out the stones laid by the K-Rail officials and planted a stone in the local government village office at their respective localities.
“The meeting that Vijayan had with the Prime Minister was a routine one and anyone who heard the Railway Minister speak knows for sure that no sanction for it has come,” said Muraleedharan who was in the state capital city to visit people whose land has now been marked for takeover for the K-Rail, if it becomes a reality.
Highlighting the chaos in Sri Lanka, former state Industries Minister PK Kunhalikutty said that it was a result of massive loans taken by the government.