"Please Take Action, CM Sir!": Stalin Slams TN CM Vijay over Rising Crime Wave
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"Please Take Action, CM Sir!": Stalin slams TN CM Vijay over rising crime wave
In a post on X, he compared the surging frequency of machete attacks to routine power cuts; Stalin alleged that a pervasive sense of fear now grips citizens from the capital city of Chennai to southern districts such as Madurai and Dindigul.
Stalin flays Vijay over spate of murders, asks CM to switch from ‘shooting mode’ to action
M K Stalin has expressed concerns regarding the deteriorating law and order situation in Tamil Nadu. He highlighted several violent incidents occurring in various districts, emphasizing public fear and insecurity. Stalin questioned the effectiveness of police action and the government’s response to rising crime rates. He criticized the state's women's safety task force and the chief minister's inaction.
MK Stalin targeted Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay, saying people in the state did not feel safe and Tamil Nadu was "drenched in blood".
Stalin raises law & order concerns over recent murders - News Today
DMK president M K Stalin has accused the TVK government of failing to maintain law and order in Tamil Nadu, citing a series of murder and assault incidents reported across the State in the past 24 hours. The post Stalin raises law & order concerns over recent murders appeared first on News Today | First with the news.
DMK President M.K. Stalin has posted a post on the social networking site X, saying, “Tamil Nadu is in a state of bloodshed and law and order has deteriorated to the point where it surpasses power cuts under the TDP regime.” In it, he said, “The shocking news that has been released in the last 24 hours is proof that Tamil Nadu has been pushed into an environment where criminals are bold and the public lives in fear. A 19-year-old youth, Sathyas…
MK Stalin has said that the Chief Minister, who is responsible for the police, should realize the gravity of the situation.
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