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TN CM, Deputy CM attend mass wedding in Coimbatore

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TN CM, Deputy CM attend mass wedding in Coimbatore

TN CM, Deputy CM attend mass wedding in Coimbatore

A mass wedding ceremony took place in Tamil Nadu's Coimbatore on February 15.

State Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami and Deputy CM O Panneerselvam were also present at the ceremony.

The event was held as a part of celebrations of 73rd birth anniversary of former CM J Jayalalithaa.

Birth anniversary of Jayalaithaa is on February 24.

Around 123 Hindu, Muslims and Christian couples tied knot during the wedding ceremony.


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