@ncaer ஆய்வறிக்கை “ஊழலில் தமிழகம் முதலிடம் வகிக்கிறது” என சொல்லி, அதிமுகவின் ஊழல் சாம்ராஜ்யத்தை வெளிப்படுத்தியுள்ளது https://t.co/6QddmPokc8

Mounting a devastating attack on the integrity of the state administration, DMK treasurer M.K. Stalin highlighted a damning research study published by the National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER), which ranked Tamil Nadu as the most corrupt state in India. Addressing the press and public gatherings, Stalin pointed out that this authoritative national finding conclusively shattered the deceitful claims of clean governance propagated by Chief Minister Jayalalithaa, exposing an all-pervasive empire of institutionalized graft, kickbacks, and extortion across all levels of the executive machinery.

Stalin observed that from sand mining licenses and liquor distribution contracts to municipal tenders, school noon-meal procurement, and teacher appointments, corruption had penetrated every public service under AIADMK tenure. He highlighted that this systemic venality had paralyzed genuine industrial investment, scared away global manufacturing conglomerates, and imposed an unbearable financial burden on ordinary citizens forced to pay bribes for basic government certificates. Stalin pledged that a newly elected DMK government would establish a robust, independent Lokayukta ombudsman, institute transparent digital e-governance tenders, and conduct rigorous judicial audits to dismantle corruption cartels and restore integrity to Tamil Nadu's administrative governance.