தமிழக நலனைப் புறக்கணித்து கமிஷன் அடிப்பதற்காகவே கடன் வாங்கி ரூ.5.70 லட்சம் கோடியாக சுமையை அதிகரித்து, @CMOTamilNadu - @OfficeOfOPS இருவரும்...

DMK president M.K. Stalin issued a severe indictment of the fiscal mismanagement presiding over Tamil Nadu on February 23, 2021, holding Chief Minister Edappadi Palaniswami and Deputy Chief Minister O. Panneerselvam directly responsible. Stalin revealed that the reckless borrowing policies of the AIADMK regime had escalated the state total outstanding public debt burden to a staggering Rs 5.70 lakh crore. He pointed out that this unprecedented borrowing was incurred not for transformative capital investments or public welfare, but to finance corrupt commissions across inflated infrastructure tenders.

Stalin described the fiscal scenario as an enduring economic catastrophe that had placed an unbearable financial burden on future generations of Tamil Nadu citizens. He emphasized that essential developmental works, school infrastructure, and public health investments were crippled by escalating interest obligations resulting from bureaucratic plunder. Stalin pledged that immediately upon assuming power, the DMK government would order rigorous financial audits, investigate fraudulent contracts, hold guilty functionaries legally accountable, and implement disciplined economic reforms to restore fiscal stability.

Financial experts, economists, and civic bodies concurred with Stalin alarming revelations regarding state debt vulnerability. His incisive critique highlighted the urgent necessity of honest, prudent economic stewardship to safeguard Tamil Nadu economic sovereignty and public resources.