Chennai: Tamil Maanila Congress leader G.K. Vasan said that corruption has decreased under the TVK government, which functions with transparency.
On behalf of the TMC, a seminar titled “The change in governance and politics in Tamil Nadu after 60 years is the people’s mindset” was held at the party headquarters in Alwarpet, Chennai.
At the discussion meeting held under the leadership of the party’s president G.K. Vasan, the party’s state vice president Vidiyal S. Sekar spoke on corruption-free governance, state vice president A.S. Munavar Basha on transparency, state general secretary Rajam M.P. Nathan on the power of youth, and policy propaganda secretary K.R.D. Ramesh on an election in which ordinary people also achieved success.
Finally, G.K. Vasan said: Kamaraj rule should return to Tamil Nadu. Tamil Nadu should be made the leading state in key sectors such as education, industry, agriculture, and healthcare.
In particular, we will continue to insist on the necessary measures to implement complete prohibition in Tamil Nadu. Kamaraj and Moopanar stood for honesty, simplicity, purity, and transparency. But in the past 60 years of Dravidian rule, none of these existed. There was only self-interest. There was no public welfare.
After the TVK government came to power, corruption has been decreasing. Efforts to reduce it are continuing. There is transparency. We welcome good work. The TMC will continue to act as a bridge to immediately bring the people’s demands to the attention of the rulers. The rulers should reflect the people’s sentiments. He said this.
Who will they support? - In the by-elections in Madurantakam and Dharapuram, a five-cornered contest has been confirmed among TVK, DMK, AIADMK, the Communists, and Naam Tamilar Katchi. Campaigning has intensified in both constituencies. In the recently concluded Assembly election, PMK, which was part of the AIADMK alliance, has announced that it will not support anyone in this by-election. TMC, which contested the election in the same alliance, is likely to announce its by-election stance today.
