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Tamil Nadu: Ayan Reddiapatti village gets direct bus connectivity after 79 years of independence

Ayan Reddiapatti, the native village of Tamil Nadu Social Justice Minister and VCK Deputy General Secretary Vanni Arasu, marked a historic milestone on Sunday by receiving its first government bus service since Independence.

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Villagers partake in celebrations in a picture Tamil Nadu Social Justice Minister Vanni Arasu posted on his X account. Pic/X

Villagers partake in celebrations in a picture Tamil Nadu Social Justice Minister Vanni Arasu posted on his X account. Pic/X

Marking a historic milestone, Ayan Reddiapatti, the native village of Tamil Nadu Social Justice Minister Vanni Arasu, received a government bus service for the first time since Independence on Sunday.

Sharing the development on social media platform X, Arasu stated that as India entered its 81st year following the celebration of its 80th Independence Day, his native village in Tiruchirapalli district finally obtained direct public bus connectivity on September 13.

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