அதிகாரத்தைக் கையில் வைத்திருக்கும் ஆளுநர், இப்படி ஊழல்பற்றி பொதுமேடைகளில் பேசுவது எவ்வித பலனையும் கொடுக்காது! ஊழலுக்கு காரணமானவர்களை உடனடியாக...

DMK president M.K. Stalin stated that the Governor of Tamil Nadu, who holds constitutional executive power, cannot effect meaningful change merely by delivering speeches against administrative corruption on public platforms. Stalin asserted that public preaching without concrete executive action serves no practical purpose, urging Governor Banwarilal Purohit to utilize his statutory powers to bring corrupt public figures to justice and restore constitutional morality to the state administration.

Stalin emphasized that when compelling evidence of high-level graft, illegal contract distributions, and systematic bribery exists within the cabinet, the constitutional head must initiate legal proceedings. Rather than issuing rhetorical warnings, the Governor should order the immediate arrest of corrupt actors and dismiss the unconstitutionally functioning Chief Minister, Deputy Chief Minister, and implicated cabinet ministers who have subverted administrative integrity for personal enrichment.

Demanding decisive constitutional intervention, Stalin stated that the people of Tamil Nadu expect concrete action against executive corruption rather than rhetorical platitudes. He asserted that allowing an extensively compromised regime to continue in office undermines the rule of law, urging the Governor to fulfill his constitutional oath by dismissing the corrupt administration without further delay.