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Kerala govt to hold talks with parties on Marad
Monday, August 11 2003 13:14 Hrs (IST)

Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala Chief Minister A K Antony on August 11 said the government would again hold talks with all political parties on the issue of rehabilitation of Muslim families who had fled from Marad in Kozhikode district after the May 2 carnage that claimed nine lives.

Replying to a submission by V K C Mammad Koya (Communist Party of India – Marxist) in the Assembly, he said informal talks with Opposition parties were going on. Steps would be taken soon for rehabilitation of the families, he said.

PTI

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