Big Brother Brainwash Comes To Koodankulam

KUDANKULAM ANTI-NUCLEAR SATYAGRAHA, INDIA, 28 May 2012

Veena Joshi Datta – The Sunday Standard

A team of psychiatrists will counsel the protestors on the necessity of nuclear power plants for the development of the country.

BANGALORE: The Centre has decided to counsel protestors at Koodankulam on the necessity of nuclear power plants for the development of the country by engaging a team of psychiatrists from the National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences (NIMHANS) in Bangalore for the job.

In the first week of May, a Central government representative visited NIMHANS to discuss strategy and chalk out a plan of action. NIMHANS has already started working on the project and has formed a team comprising six members to take up the task to counsel the protestors. Some of these members are from the department of psychiatric social work of the institute. A former director of National Institute of Advanced Studies (NIAS) is expected to lead this project.

The institute has already commenced the collection of primary data in this regard, and now gearing up to seek field reactions from villages as the secondary research data for further strategy formulation.

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