Nainar Nagenthran criticises Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay for rowdy conduct in the Legislative Assembly and presses him to address rising violence and police-station deaths.
BJP state president Nainar Nagenthran accused Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay of treating the Assembly like a cinema set, saying the CM yelled and used catchy lines instead of addressing governance issues.
Nagenthran pointed to recent violence: 10 murders in Coimbatore in the past month, two murders in Chennai in one day, and six deaths in police stations since the TVK-led government took office.
He urged the Chief Minister to take responsibility for law-and-order deterioration and to outline concrete measures to improve public safety.
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"When this is the situation, you should have given your reply regarding the law and order situation. You should have taken responsibility for the deteriorating law and order situation in Tamil Nadu and should have proposed measures to ensure the safety of the people," Mr.
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Speaker agreed to allow us to speak; but he subsequently denied permission; we do not know under what compulsion he denied us permission; that is why we are meeting the media, said Udhayanidhi Stalin
The VCK chief said the Chief Minister must take greater care in what he says and does as he holds an office of immense dignity and responsibility
Referring to Vijay’s alleged gesture indicating that he would break the jaw of DMK leader Stalin, Markandeyan questioned why no complaint had been lodged against the Chief Minister
Citing public safety priorities and explicit directives from the Metropolitan Police Service, the party confirmed that personal meet-and-greet sessions have been called off
He says it is against the ethics of the Assembly to use the House to eulogise individuals and launch personal attacks
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