BJP state president Nainar Nagendran has said that TVK will face a setback in the by-election to be held in Tamil Nadu.
A blood donation camp was held in Salem to mark Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s 76th birthday. Speaking to reporters after taking part in it, BJP state president Nainar Nagendran said, “The government currently in power in Tamil Nadu is a joke. Instead of fulfilling the people’s problems and demands, they are running a reels government.
The TVK government’s stance on building a new Secretariat in Chennai’s Pattinapakkam is unnecessary. After acting in a film for the welfare of fishermen, Vijay has been involved in an attempt to destroy the very fishing village. Because there is no one to properly lead the party, such mistakes continue to happen.
For many years, the Tamil Nadu Secretariat has been functioning from Fort St. George under many leaders. But changing it in this manner—spending Rs. 5 crore to alter the Chief Minister’s room in Namakkal Kavignar Maligai and creating a new Secretariat in Pattinapakkam—is unnecessary. This wastes the people’s tax money. This is unnecessary.
Power outages have increased in Tamil Nadu at present. The Tamil Nadu Electricity Minister and the Tamil Nadu Electricity Board are not functioning properly. In this, the Electricity Minister of Tamil Nadu speaking by comparing it with Punjab is a funny thing. He can go and work in Punjab instead of Tamil Nadu. New plans should be created immediately to rectify the power cuts in Tamil Nadu. Steps should be taken to transform it into a power-surplus state,” he said.
Speaking further, “Because the quality and quantity of Aavin milk, which is used daily by children, the elderly, and patients, has declined, a milk shortage has arisen across Tamil Nadu. Questions have also been raised about whether the Aavin company will continue in the future. To address this, bank loans should be provided immediately through cooperative societies so that villagers and the general public can buy livestock. Through that, a new milk policy should be created and steps should be taken to eliminate the milk shortage. To resolve the problem immediately, the Minister for Dairy Development should conduct an immediate consultation meeting.”
In the by-elections for the two constituencies of Madurantakam and Dharapuram, which are set to be held in Tamil Nadu, TVK will face a major setback.
The government’s failure to take any proper action on some of the major issues currently affecting Tamil Nadu, thereby impacting the livelihood of the public, will certainly affect their victory in the by-election.
“The current regime in Tamil Nadu is a worthless double-zero government. Real governance is not taking place in Tamil Nadu; only reel governance is happening,” he said.
