'TN to drop cases filed against farmers, teachers during DMK regime': CM Vijay
Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister made headlines by announcing the withdrawal of charges against protesting farmers and teachers, a move aimed at reinforcing democracy and nurturing public faith. The announcement also included transformative drinking water projects statewide, along with waste-to-energy solutions and upgrades to digital driving licenses. Furthermore, the government addressed the current…
The Tamil Nadu government has announced the withdrawal of cases filed against farmers and teachers who participated in peaceful protests during the previous DMK regime. Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay made the announcement under Rule 110, stating that cases registered between May 2021 and April 2026 would be withdrawn. This move was welcomed by allies and opposition members, but raised questions from the opposition regarding its intent and the possibility of similar relief for protesters booked after the new government took office.
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