வெளிப்படையான, ஊழலற்ற நிர்வாகத்தை அளிப்பேன் என்பதைத்தான் எனது முதன்மையான தேர்தல் வாக்குறுதியாக வழங்கியிருந்தேன். இலஞ்சம் என்ற புற்றுநோய் அரசு...

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin issued a strong directive to government officials across Tamil Nadu, reaffirming that delivering transparent, corruption-free governance was his primary electoral pledge to the people. Addressing civil servants and administrative personnel, Stalin stated that bribery is a cancer that destroys public trust and undermines administrative integrity. He emphasized that every public servant has a solemn duty to protect government machinery from unethical practices.

The Chief Minister asserted that the administration will maintain zero tolerance toward corrupt practices at all bureaucratic levels. He gave a stern warning that decisive disciplinary and legal action will be taken against anyone who fails in their public responsibilities or indulges in graft. Stalin stressed that public offices exist to serve citizens with dignity, speed, and fairness.

By setting high ethical standards, the Chief Minister seeks to build a culture of public accountability and bureaucratic efficiency. He urged department heads to streamline file clearance, eliminate administrative bottlenecks, and protect honest officers while pursuing wrongdoers without hesitation. Stalin statement sends an unmistakable message across government departments that clean, citizen-centric administration remains the guiding principle of his governance.