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Comment from KN
editTopic should be "PRO Jallikattu Movement" not a protest. Should include Details about the case and ban and how it affects TN People. Flash Light revolution can be a segment. More information on how social media used here should be added — Preceding unsigned comment added by KN (talk • contribs) @KNIt is not yet a movement, a movement is a series of organized activities which support an objective such as a long term organized effort to promote a cause
Content on Islamic and Christian NGOs conspircay theory.
editThe are no credible source for the assertion. Please remove the content as it appears like targeting a section of communities and appears with motive of Creating communal color to the secular protest. Contributors Do Check the content regarding the Christian and Islamic organization influence.
protest method
edit"Nature of protest" to include some ground realities: Protest was largely peaceful except for cases of targeted harassment and slander. Also involved not supporting the Police (in return) who were VERY supportive of protesters till date. As of 23 Jan 2017, heavy clash between alleged anti-social/anti-national elements in the protest against the Police. Involved burning of Police Stations, attacks on Police and violent reprisal by Police on protesters.
http://indianexpress.com/article/entertainment/tamil/jallikattu-row-trisha-krishnan-deactivates-twitter-after-facing-attacks-from-protesters-4475173/
http://www.newindianexpress.com/states/tamil-nadu/2017/jan/21/slanderous-slogans-against-jallikattu-ban-raise-eyebrows-1561962.html
http://www.financialexpress.com/india-news/jallikattu-row-protesters-sing-national-anthem-to-avoid-police-subramanian-swamy-accuses-involvement-of-anti-nationals/518725/
http://indianexpress.com/article/india/jallikattu-protests-live-updates-tamil-nadu-bull-taming-marina-beach-chennai-agitation-breaking-news-top-updates-4487204/
http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/jallikattu-marina-beach-protesters-evicted-chennai/1/864086.html