A full-length bronze statue of the great freedom fighter and leader, Karmaveerar Kamarajar, was unveiled at the Kanappatti Government Middle School in the Pallavadi Panchayat area of Dharmapuri district. The statue, which stands at a height of 7.5 feet and is valued at ₹7 lakh, was unveiled by Pallavadi Panchayat President P. Ganeshan and his granddaughter, Veda Sri, in a ceremony held in the presence of various local dignitaries and residents.
Following the unveiling, floral tributes were paid to Kamarajar's statue by the attendees, which included the Panchayat President, school headmaster Arumugham, teachers, students, and local people. The community showed their respect by adorning the statue with garlands and offering prayers.
The event also featured a series of cultural activities, including a speech competition and various art performances by the students of the school. This celebration not only honored Kamarajar’s contributions but also encouraged students to reflect on his values of education and leadership.
The ceremony was graced by several notable individuals, including community leader Mani Vasagam, Minister Kavundar Saravanan, former Member of Parliament Theetharaman, Dr. Shaktivell, and many others. Several residents of the village and school staff members participated in the occasion, which marked a momentous event for the local community.
As a final gesture of community spirit, an Annadhanam (free meal) was provided to the attendees, allowing everyone to share in the joy and significance of the day’s events. This celebration not only commemorated Kamarajar’s legacy but also fostered unity and respect within the local population, reinforcing the importance of education and social service.
