<p>Police today said some of the protesters, who took part in the pro-jallikattu agitation here, belonged to ultra-left organisations such as the CPI(ML) and Revolutionary Youth Front of India.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Police said many protesters did not have a proper answer when they were asked why were they continuing with the protest when an ordinance for conducting the bull-taming sport had been promulgated.<br /><br />When police started recording their statements, they found out that some of the protesters belonged to ultra-left outfits like the Puthia Jananayakam, CPI(ML) and Revolutionary Youth Front of India.<br /><br />They also recorded their statements regarding those who supplied microphones and other infrastructure facilities for organising the demonstration.<br /><br />Police asked them when genuine supporters of jallikattu were satisfied with the government action, why should they want to continue with the agitation and what was their real objective.<br /><br />They did not have a proper answer and soon afterwards, dispersed from the spot, police said.<br /><br />At Perambalur, the protesters dispersed on being requested by the police. Some of them even hugged the police personnel before leaving the protest venue.<br /><br />Police said even at Thanjavur and Kumbakonam, the protesters dispersed without arguing with the securitymen. <br /></p>
<p>Police today said some of the protesters, who took part in the pro-jallikattu agitation here, belonged to ultra-left organisations such as the CPI(ML) and Revolutionary Youth Front of India.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Police said many protesters did not have a proper answer when they were asked why were they continuing with the protest when an ordinance for conducting the bull-taming sport had been promulgated.<br /><br />When police started recording their statements, they found out that some of the protesters belonged to ultra-left outfits like the Puthia Jananayakam, CPI(ML) and Revolutionary Youth Front of India.<br /><br />They also recorded their statements regarding those who supplied microphones and other infrastructure facilities for organising the demonstration.<br /><br />Police asked them when genuine supporters of jallikattu were satisfied with the government action, why should they want to continue with the agitation and what was their real objective.<br /><br />They did not have a proper answer and soon afterwards, dispersed from the spot, police said.<br /><br />At Perambalur, the protesters dispersed on being requested by the police. Some of them even hugged the police personnel before leaving the protest venue.<br /><br />Police said even at Thanjavur and Kumbakonam, the protesters dispersed without arguing with the securitymen. <br /></p>