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At a public inaugural meeting held on 27th June 2009 in Melbourne, the following people were selected as the Interim Committee to set-up the Victorial Chapter of Australian Tamil Congress.


Dr Mohan Narayanasamy

Mr Sinnappu Adrian

Mr Paul Rajeswaran

Dr Bobby Suntharalingam

Dr Sri Srithar

 

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