Tamil Nadu’s growth needs fair treatment by the Union government! Hon’ble Prime Minister Thiru. @narendramodi, I have repeatedly sought...
M.K. Stalin criticized the Union government for rejecting Metro Rail proposals for Coimbatore and Madurai, stating he had repeatedly requested these projects from Prime Minister Narendra Modi in memoranda and meetings. He called the rejection unfair given Tamil Nadu's economic contributions and offered to personally explain the projects' importance to the Prime Minister.
M.K.Stalin@mkstalinOriginal post
Tamil Nadu’s growth needs fair treatment by the Union government!
Hon’ble Prime Minister Thiru. @narendramodi, I have repeatedly sought #MetroRail for #Coimbatore and #Madurai in every memorandum and my meeting with you.
As one of the strongest contributors to our nation’s growth, the people of Tamil Nadu are deeply disappointed by the rejection of these proposals.
These are vital infrastructure projects for our State’s growth engines. And Tamil Nadu’s development is India’s development. We look forward to objectivity and fair treatment in contributing to it. I stand ready to meet you with my team to explain their critical importance.
தமிழ்நாட்டின் வளர்ச்சியே இந்தியாவின் வளர்ச்சி!
அதற்குத் துணை நிற்கவுள்ள மதுரை மற்றும் கோவை மெட்ரோ திட்டத்துக்கு அனுமதி வழங்க மாண்புமிகு பிரதமர் அவர்கள் உடனடியாகத் தலையிட வேண்டும்!
அதற்காக அவரை எப்போது வேண்டுமானாலும் சந்திக்கத் தயாராக உள்ளேன்!
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin publicly criticized the Union government's rejection of Metro Rail proposals for the cities of Coimbatore and Madurai. In his statement addressed directly to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Stalin said he had repeatedly raised the demand for Metro Rail in both cities through official memoranda and in-person meetings. He described the rejection as a source of deep disappointment for the people of Tamil Nadu, noting the state's significant contribution to national economic growth. Stalin argued that the two Metro projects were vital infrastructure for the growth of Coimbatore and Madurai, framing Tamil Nadu's development as integral to India's overall development. He called for objectivity and fair treatment from the Union government and offered to meet the Prime Minister with his team to explain the projects' importance, tagging the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs and the Prime Minister's Office in the post.