நிர்வாக அலங்கோலத்தால் தமிழகத்தின் கடன் ரூ.5 லட்சம் கோடி! தொழில் முடக்கம்-வேலையிழப்பு என மாநிலமே திணறும் போதும் கடைசி நேர டெண்டர்களில் கமிஷன்...

DMK president M.K. Stalin expressed grave concern over Tamil Nadu deteriorating financial health, pointing out that state debt had escalated past five lakh crore rupees due to gross administrative mismanagement. Stalin criticized the AIADMK administration led by Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami for continually borrowing public funds to finance eleventh-hour municipal contracts aimed at generating illegal contractor commissions. He noted that while local industries suffered severe slowdowns and widespread job losses plagued youth, the ruling regime remained preoccupied with tender kickbacks.

Stalin stated that reckless fiscal management and institutional corruption had pushed the historically prosperous state into crippling debt distress without creating corresponding public infrastructure or social assets. He assured citizens that an incoming DMK government would undertake a thorough fiscal restructuring, restoring financial discipline, transparency, and productive revenue utilization across all state departments. Stalin firmly warned that all irregular tenders awarded during the final months of the regime would be scrutinized and guilty officials brought to justice.

The sharp critique highlighted widespread public unease regarding Tamil Nadu economic trajectory. Stalin reaffirmed his commitment to rebuilding state finances, revitalizing industrial investments, and delivering clean governance.