As the state of Tamil Nadu has been fiercely witnessed and still witnessing the voices against erecting the banners and hoardings that possess a huge threat to lives, its likely that the flagpoles used by the political parties to raise their party's flag have joined in the line of causing uncertainty after a 30-year-old woman of Tamil Nadu had met with an accident after a flagpole carrying ADMK's flag fell on her path.

On Monday, a graduated woman named Rajeswari, a native of Coimbatore was driving back to her work in Gokulam park when the incident occurred. The reports say that when she was driving on her scooter in Avanishi road about 8.30 am on Monday, one of the hundreds of flagpoles with ADMK flag were erected on the corners of both sides of the roads in the wake of the family event of local ADMK party man, had fallen on her path which resulted to loss her control on the drive and fell on the road following which a truck hit her scooter and rammed on her legs which had caused severe injuries. Being the only income resource for her family, Rajeswari was admitted to the private hospital for surgeries.

While addressing the reporters on Tuesday, the state Chief Minister Edappadi Palaniswami said that he was not aware of the accident that happened due to the erection of flagpole with the ADMK flag. He was touring Salem, his home district where he was speaking to the reporters after 24 hours of the incident happened. He further stated that he hasn't got any information regarding the accident and asserted that there are no restrictions in putting up the flagpoles and claimed that the state government hasn't got any orders from the court to ban the erection of the flagpoles.

After 24 hours of the incident, the concerned police department had arrested truck driver Murugan and the traffic police authorities had booked him under the grounds of rash driving and causing grievous hurt. The reports say that the police department of Peelamadu has cited that the necessary permissions were procured before erecting the flagpoles in Avinashi road. In December 2018, the Madras High court had directed the provisions and regulations while erecting the flagpoles in Tamil Nadu.

The order prohibits the erections of flagpoles by the political parties and by the organization without the mandatory license or the consent of the government. In March this year, the court had imposed more responsibilities to the local bodies in the state to ban the erections of flagpoles on the roads.