The peaceful however powerful protest against the nuclear plant in Koodankulam is building particularly since the Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa has backed it. however on Tuesday the Central Government's envoy Minister of State V Narayanaswamy tried to assuage people's issues as he visited the realm.

Narayanaswamy said, "As so much because the Central Government cares safety of the folks is paramount, solely then comes power production. If there's a compromise on security we'll assume twice or rethink."

While Naryanaswamy created all the proper noises, there's clearly no fast answer to the standoff. many crores have already been spent, and also the Jayalalithaa Government and also the Centre are at loggerheads.

It is the tenth day of the protest in Koodankulam and this movement has forced each the State and Central governments to require note of it and conjointly begin a dialogue method.
They welcome the intervention of Chief Minister Jayalalithaa however are determined to not surrender this indefinite strike till there's an assurance concerning stalling the nuclear plant.
Narayanswamy has donned the role of a mediator and every one eyes are on whether or not the dialogue between the protesters and also the government can finish the deadlock.