அதிமுக ஆட்சியில் ஊழல் அனைத்து மட்டங்களிலும் புரையோடியுள்ளது என்பதற்கு ஐ.டி சோதனைகள் மட்டுமல்ல, போதை பொருட்கள் சோதனைகளும் அதனை நிரூபிக்கிறது....

DMK leader M.K. Stalin declared on December 26, 2016, that relentless Income Tax raids on senior bureaucrats and widespread seizures of banned contraband conclusively demonstrated that corruption had deeply infected every level of AIADMK governance. Stalin observed that Tamil Nadu's administrative machinery had been utterly compromised by systemic graft, with public authority subordinated to personal wealth accumulation.

Stalin pointed out that unprecedented federal tax searches targeting the Chief Secretary's residence and office in the state Secretariat had tarnished the historical reputation of Tamil Nadu's civil service. Concurrently, investigative revelations concerning illegal gutkha distribution networks revealed direct links between illicit commercial rackets and political executives. These converging scandals proved that administrative oversight had collapsed entirely, enabling unregulated looting of state resources and exploitation of citizens.

The opposition leader emphasized that governance had reached an unprecedented low point, leaving honest civil servants demoralized and ordinary citizens disenfranchised. Stalin called for comprehensive institutional cleansing and strict judicial accountability to restore administrative integrity. He affirmed that the DMK would remain relentless in exposing corrupt practices and defending the democratic interests of Tamil Nadu against administrative decay.