Udhayanidhi Stalin Critiques State Response to Rising Crimes
Tamil Nadu Opposition Leader Udhayanidhi Stalin criticizes the government's handling of recent deaths and crimes. He urges stringent actions against drug-related activities and stresses the importance of student counseling on substance abuse. Stalin questions the government's law-and-order approach amidst its touted achievements.
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Udhayanidhi Stalin, Tamil Nadu's Leader of the Opposition, on Monday lambasted the state government for its lackluster response to a spate of deaths recently reported across the state.
Highlighting the gravity of the situation, Stalin cited the deaths of youths like 19-year-old Amudhan and Class XII student Dhanush, allegedly linked to drug-related activities.
Stalin urged the government to bolster its law-and-order measures and demanded accountability and action against those perpetrating crimes, emphasizing the importance of addressing the drug abuse issue with urgency and promoting school and college counseling.
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