Tuticorin's Sterlite copper plant; was politics responsible for the violence?

How did a 22 year old peaceful protest suddenly turn violent? #Sterlite has been no environmental angel, but a movement that shuts down half of India's copper smelting capacity causing huge loss of jobs needs to be unraveled. New information suggests that protesters were brainwashed and possibly even the violence pre-planned. See this investigative animated video and remember to hum along the limerick at the end. Sources: ------------ Economic Times; Bharani Vaitheesvaran; July 3, May 24, 2018 Economic Times; Baiju Kalesh & Arijit Barman, July 2 2018 Economic TImes; Rakhi Mazumdar & Vatsala Gaur; June 9, 2018 Mint; Tanya Thomas; May 31, 2018 Mint; Varun Sood; May 29, 2018 Times of India; D Govardan; May 29, 2018 Economic Times; Rakhi Mazumdar; May 25, 2018 ET Online; May 25, 2018 Times of India; B Sivakumar & MK Ananth; May 25, 2018 Bisbo's other related stories: -------------------------------------- The Ratnagiri oil refinery in collaboration with Saudi Aramco, will be largest in the world: https://youtu.be/9Lh3uLPZ94k Why protectionism is bad for India: https://youtu.be/QXoUVwvHtEc Oil prices continue to rise in 2018: https://youtu.be/Gs7F5dhjOUY It's no fun being a farmer in India: https://youtu.be/cH_COzDSSUE India’s beef ban. How a badly implemented ban will pull down ‘India Shining’: https://youtu.be/N3XEeFCN1IQ Bisbo's Limerick: --------------------- Don't forget to watch Bisbo's Limerick at the end of each video, that neatly sums up the topic. Violent protests against Sterlite’s copper plant Where 25,000 people took up the chant But did politics ruin The future of Tuticorin New evidence suggest a devious slant Follow Bisbo on Twitter: -------------------------------- @GoBisbo