Kerala Hotel and Restaurant Association demands government action to control rising prices of essential commodities in Tirur.
The Kerala Hotel and Restaurant Association staged a dharna at Tirur on Friday (August 22) evening, demanding the immediate intervention of the State government to control the spiralling prices of essential commodities.
Association State vice president P.P. Abdurahman inaugurated the dharna. He warned that hoteliers and restaurateurs would be forced to launch an agitation if the government did not intervene in the market to check price rise, especially as Onam is round the corner.
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