BJP Demands Transparency From Industries Minister on Rs 1,370 Cr Expansion Plans in Tamil Nadu
The BJP said the companies’ letters of intent describe routine plant upgrades, not new factories, and warned Tamil Nadu could lose future investments.
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BJP demands transparency from Industries Minister on Rs 1,370 cr expansion plans in Tamil Nadu
The Tamil Nadu BJP spokesperson Narayanan Thirupathy challenged TN Industries minister S Keerthana's claims of Rs 1,370 crore expansion plans of South Korean companies. Thirupathy said the investments were not the government's achievement but routine expansion of existing South Korean companies in the state. He claimed that most of the new manufacturing capacity expansion and jobs went to Andhra Pradesh.
Political dispute sparks over South Korean automotive investments in Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh
A political dispute has arisen between Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh over investments from South Korean automotive component manufacturers. Tamil Nadu cites fresh commitments worth 1370 crore rupees, while the opposition calls these figures misleading. Andhra Pradesh notes attracting larger investments and job creation. The Tamil Nadu industries department maintains the state remains a preferred manufacturing destination with retained partners.
Two auto firms commit Rs 1,370 crore investment in Tamil Nadu amid reports of project diversion to Andhra Pradesh
Hwashin Automotive India and Seoyon E-Hwa Summit Automotive India have committed a combined Rs 1,370 crore investment in Tamil Nadu over five years, with the state government rejecting claims that industrial projects were being diverted to Andhra Pradesh.
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