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Tamil Nadu Social Justice Minister Vanni Arasu's native village, Ayan Reddiapatti, has received its first-ever government bus service since India's Independence, marking a historic milestone. The service was inaugurated on September 13, just days after India celebrated its 80th Independence Day, as Arasu shared on social media. The villagers and elders, hailing from various communities, welcomed the inaugural bus by showering it with flowers and waving flags, reflecting the spirit of social harmony.
Minister Arasu expressed immense satisfaction in fulfilling his late parents' long-cherished wish and witnessing the joy of the local community. He also thanked Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay and Transport Minister A Vijay Thamizhan Parthiban for facilitating the introduction of the bus service.
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