‘Government says it is against drugs, but murders are happening’: Stalin targets Vijay
Stalin alleged that a 19-year-old was killed after providing information about drug-related activities.
Udhayanidhi Stalin, Tamil Nadu's Leader of Opposition, harshly criticized the state government over the recent surge in law and order issues, emphasizing that the drug trade was the root cause of the violence plaguing the region. Stalin, speaking in the Tamil Nadu Assembly, highlighted the brutal murder of 19-year-old Amudhan in Coimbatore, stressing that the incident was not a gang war but a cold-blooded murder.
Regarding the murder, the victim's parents had accused the state government of turning a blind eye to the drug menace, he alleged. Stalin further claimed that the Kallakurichi district party unit, acting on orders from his party leader, had organized a demonstration demanding justice for the victim. He also highlighted the killing of a Class XII student, Dhanush, in Chennai, who had allegedly reported a drug-peddling gang.
Stalin urged the government to introduce counseling classes in schools and to take stringent action against drugs. He added that several sexual assault incidents had occurred in the state in the past week, urging the government to introduce counseling classes in classrooms and take stringent action against drugs. Stalin's remarks came as the Chief Minister completed 100 days in office, highlighting the government's welfare and investment initiatives while Stalin criticized the state of law and order in Tamil Nadu.
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