Close to 5000 small scale industries shut their operations to show their support for Jallikattu.

While, college students and public continue to host protests all over the State seeking release of ban on Jallikattu, trade associations, private transport sector, educational institutions have voiced their support by shutting down their operations for today.

This morning, the handicrafts and small industries association, President, James, announced that more than 5,000 handicraft companies and small industries will not function to support for the Jallikattu cause.  

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