Comedy Actor S.V.Sekar and Kalaignar Karunanidhi.Tamil Speech S.V.Ramani.

Comedy Actor S.V.Sekar and Kalaignar Karunanidhi.Tamil Speech S.V.Ramani.

S.V.Sekar Founder of Federation of Brahmins Association [FEBAS] and Mylapore M.L.A. was a well-known Comedy Actor. He was a devotee of Kanchi Sri Jayendra Saraswathi and during Sri Jayendra Saraswathi’s arrest by A.I.A.D.M.K. Government, he met A.I.A.D.M.K. leader Jayalalitha and joined with her party. Now he is showing his faith with D.M.K. Party and with its leader Karunanidhi.


Now recently in a interview, he praised Karunanidhi telling who ever want to see him can stand in front of the Lord Krishna Temple in front of his house and if they wish the Chief Minister, Chief Minister will immediately respond to them. However, we do not know that whether Suresh a physically handicapped boy aged 25 years went to Chief Minister’s house after reading S.V.Sekar interview in Tamizhan Express Magazine. Anyhow, we are giving the story of Suresh as published in Times of India issue dated 22-1-2010.


Chennai: A 25-year-old handicapped man committed suicide near chief minister M Karunanidhi’s Gopalapuram residence by consuming poison on Friday. The man had come to meet the chief minister, but failed to get an audience.


M Suresh, a resident of Odiyathur near Salem and son of a local DMK leader called Mavood, has been staying with his uncle Ayyasamy in Velachery. Suresh has been desperately trying for a job after he dropped out of class 11, but he was turned away by many companies because of his disability. Finally, he decided to meet the chief minister and plead for a job. However, he appeared to have made up his mind on what to do in case he failed to get an audience, as he went to Gopalapuram with a poison bottle. The police personnel posted in front of the chief minister’s house refused to let him in. They asked him to approach the chief minister’s office at the secretariat. Suresh stayed back on the platform for more than half-anhour and was chased away by the policemen on duty.


He bought a soft drink from a nearby shop, mixed the poison he was carrying and drank it. Minutes later, he collapsed by the roadside on Conran Smith Salai, about 400 metres from the chief minister’s house. On information, Royapettah police rushed him to Government Royapettah Hospital. He died an hour later, not responding to treatment. Mavood, a daily wage labourer who came rushing from Salem, burst into tears on seeing his son’s body kept in the morgue on Friday evening. Mavood said, “My son was confident that he would to get a job in Chennai. He was afflicted with polio which left his right leg crippled.” Suresh is survived by his wife Vasuki. Royapettah police have registered a case under Section 174 of CrPC and further investigations are on.


It is our earnest request that S.V. Sekar should not talk everything in a comedy way that may bring danger to the life of innocent people. Anyhow, we appreciate S.V.Sekar for helping the economically weaker section people in Brahmin community and taking action in getting them seven percent reservation in job and education.


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