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DMK leader slams Tamil Nadu govt over power cuts, inflation woes
Former Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin has launched a scathing attack on the TVK-led government in Tamil Nadu, accusing it of failing to address persistent power outages and rising prices. Stalin characterised the current administration as the most ineffective in the state's history.
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The DMK leader levelled sharp criticism at Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay's government, contending that Tamil Nadu has never witnessed such poor governance. Stalin's remarks underscore growing opposition frustration with the regional administration's handling of critical issues affecting daily life across the state.
The power sector remains a flashpoint in Tamil Nadu politics, with citizens reporting frequent blackouts despite the state's significant renewable energy capacity. Rising electricity tariffs and supply inconsistencies have compounded public discontent, fueling calls for intervention from political parties.
Inflation, particularly in essential commodities, continues to weigh on household budgets across Tamil Nadu. Opposition parties have seized on these economic pressures, arguing the government lacks a coherent strategy to stabilise prices or improve distribution efficiency.
Statin's comments reflect broader tensions between the DMK and the current ruling alliance, setting the stage for intensified political contestation ahead of future electoral cycles. The criticisms highlight unresolved governance challenges that remain central to public discourse in the state.