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Velmurugan Slams CM: "Inefficient Governance, Chief Minister Still an Actor"
- •Velmurugan criticized the TVK's four-month rule as inefficient, stating the Chief Minister remains an actor even after 120 days.
- •He alleged police inaction on drug trafficking and a lack of leadership leading to uncontrolled consequences in Tamil Nadu.
- •Velmurugan highlighted the government's failure in precautionary planning for electricity, rain, and disaster situations, causing distress to farmers, students, and laborers.
- •He questioned the Chief Minister's imposition of laws despite promises against anti-people schemes and his lack of direct engagement with journalists.
- •Velmurugan also raised concerns about the lack of action regarding the deaths of 41 people in Karur and attempts to save Gem Veeramany in a POCSO case.
Key Questions Answered
Velmurugan criticized the Chief Minister for leading an inefficient administration, failing to control drug trafficking, lacking disaster preparedness, and continuing to act rather than directly addressing public issues or journalist questions without a scriptwriter.
Velmurugan pointed out that despite a massive debt, a secretariat was ordered to be established in a coastal area inhabited by protesting fishermen. He also questioned why no action has been taken to find those responsible for the deaths of 41 people in Karur.
Velmurugan alleged that an actress was seated in the front row at the ministerial swearing-in ceremony and questioned what she was doing on an investment trip to London. He also claimed the government attempted to save Gem Veeramany by closing a POCSO case and criticized an order concerning the Right to Information Commission.
