Man appears with ‘kirpan’ at counting centre, Tamil Nadu police questions him

PTI, Jun 4, 2024, 10:00 AM IST

Chennai: In Kanyakumari district, an elderly Sikh man turned up at a counting centre sporting a knife, neatly placed inside a sheath and police are questioning him.

Police on security duty questioned him in connection with his knife, and according to local television reports he is a candidate from fringe outfit in Kanyakumari.

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