Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Ramadoss Seeks Ban on Son's Padayatra Due to Concerns
Imagine a political party leader, Ramadoss, doesn't want his son, Anbumani, to go on a long walk (a 'padayatra').
Anbumani plans this walk to talk about people's rights.
Ramadoss is worried this walk might cause trouble and has asked the police to stop it.
Anbumani says his walk is about helping people get their rights back, like the right to a safe life for women and good jobs.
The walk is scheduled to start soon and go through different places.
PMK founder S. Ramadoss wants police to stop his son Anbumani Ramadoss's planned padayatra.
Ramadoss cited potential law and order issues in north Tamil Nadu as the reason for the ban request.
Anbumani's padayatra, starting July 25, aims to retrieve Tamil Nadu people's rights.
The padayatra's objective is the retrieval of fundamental rights for the people of Tamil Nadu.
The padayatra is scheduled to begin on July 25 from Tiruporur near Chennai and culminate in Dharmapuri on November 1.
- Who
- S. Ramadoss, founder of PMK, and his son Anbumani Ramadoss, a PMK leader.
- What
- PMK founder Ramadoss is requesting police to ban his son Anbumani's planned padayatra.
- When
- The padayatra is set to commence on July 25.
- Where
- The padayatra will begin at Tiruporur near Chennai and conclude in Dharmapuri.
- Why
- Ramadoss cited potential law and order disturbances as the reason for the ban, while Anbumani is aiming to retrieve Tamil Nadu people's rights.
S. Ramadoss's View
Anbumani Ramadoss's View
Padayatra's Future
S. Ramadoss's View
Wants to ban the padayatra.
Anbumani Ramadoss's View
Plans to proceed with the padayatra.
- Initiator
- Anbumani Ramadoss
- Objective
- To retrieve Tamil Nadu people’s rights
- Start Date
- July 25
- Start Location
- Tiruporur near Chennai
- End Location
- Dharmapuri
- End Date
- November 1
- Tagline
- Anbumani’s padayatra to retrieve right, save a generation