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DMK's Stalin hits out at Tamil Nadu CM over law and order crisis
The opposition DMK leader has accused Chief Minister Vijay of using social media content to deflect attention from deteriorating public safety in the state. Stalin cited rising incidents of violent crime and sexual assault as evidence of administrative failure.
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Launching a sharp attack on the Tamil Nadu government, DMK president M.K. Stalin has alleged that Chief Minister Vijay is relying on social media engagement rather than addressing serious governance issues facing the state.
Addressing the Chief Minister directly, Stalin pointed to what he described as a worsening law and order situation marked by frequent violent crimes and sexual assaults against women. He suggested these incidents reflected broader administrative lapses that required urgent attention rather than media management.
The comments reflect growing political tensions between the ruling AIADMK and the opposition DMK ahead of key elections. Stalin's remarks underscore the DMK's strategy of attacking the government's performance on public safety, a sensitive issue that resonates with voters across the state.
The opposition party has consistently criticized the current administration's handling of crime prevention and victim protection, positioning itself as a credible alternative government focused on substantive administrative reform rather than image management.