AIADMK govt. failed to guard farmers’ pursuits: Stalin

Accusing the AIADMK authorities of failing to guard farmers and their pursuits, DMK president M.Ok. Stalin on Sunday stated the alleged suicide of a Thoothukudi-based farmer in misery was a mirrored image of the detached angle of the ruling dispensation in direction of the plight of the farmers.

Speaking at a makkal grama sabha meet at Kuppuchipalayam close to Vangal, Mr. Stalin stated it was stunning to know that the farmer, belonging to Pillayarnatham in Thoothukudi, who couldn’t stand up to the failure of his maize crop, had ended his life leaving a observe to his two-year-old granddaughter. It was an instance of the plight of the farmers within the State.

More than 100 farmers, confronted with crop failure and different points, had ended their lives in the course of the AIADMK authorities, he added.

But Chief Minister Edappadi Ok. Palaniswami, who claimed to be a farmer, had failed to deal with their points, Mr. Stalin stated.

Neither Mr. Palaniswami nor Prime Minister Narendra Modi have been apprehensive concerning the farmers, who had been waging a protracted battle in opposition to the Centre to repeal the three new farm legal guidelines.

The DMK president stated Mr. Palaniswami was heading one of the vital corrupt governments. Mr. Stalin stated the Chief Minister and his Cabinet colleagues had amassed wealth by unlawful means. Their misdeeds had been listed and submitted to the Governor. The petition had gone to the Central authorities, Mr. Stalin stated, including that it was sure that the costs can be probed after the Assembly election. Those who indulged in corruption must face the music, he added. He would quickly submit a second checklist of corruption prices in opposition to the Ministers to the Governor.

“The people are fed up with misdeeds of the Edappadi government. The days of his government are numbered. The people are ready to unseat it and bring back the DMK government,” Mr. Stalin stated.

The AIADMK authorities had arrange a fee of inquiry to analyze the “mysterious” dying of former Chief Minister Jayalalithaa, Mr. Stalin stated. More than three years had gone for the reason that formation of the fee. It had to this point issued 9 summons to Deputy Chief Minister O. Panneerselvam to seem earlier than the fee, however he was but to seem, Mr. Stalin added.

The thriller behind the dying of former Chief Minister was but to be unravelled, he stated. The first obligation of the DMK authorities, if elected again to energy, can be to unravel the reality behind her dying, he stated.