'சிறப்பு குறை தீர்க்கும் முகாம்கள்' நடத்தி - மக்கள் குறைகளை தீர்க்கப் போகிறோம் என புது வேடமணிந்திருக்கும் முதலமைச்சர் அவர்கள், 'குறைகளை தீர்த்து...

DMK president M.K. Stalin criticized Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami for posturing through newly launched special grievance redressal camps while deliberately ignoring the urgent crisis in state-run hospitals. Stalin demanded that the Chief Minister immediately convene direct negotiations with protesting government doctors who have been agitating across Tamil Nadu, rather than executing superficial administrative publicity exercises designed to project false governance efficiency.

Stalin noted the glaring hypocrisy in the state administration's conduct: while the Chief Minister tours districts claiming to redress citizen complaints overnight, his government refuses to engage dedicated medical professionals whose grievances remain unresolved for years. Government doctors provide vital medical care to millions of underprivileged citizens under severe staffing constraints and demanding circumstances. Allowing their peaceful protests to escalate into hunger strikes paralyzes public healthcare delivery, causing immense hardship to vulnerable hospital in-patients.

Stalin urged the state cabinet to demonstrate genuine administrative responsibility by inviting medical association leaders for structured discussions without preconditions. He demanded that the government address demands concerning fair pay bands, timely career progression, and adequate medical recruitment to ensure durable stability across public healthcare institutions.