CNN Central News & Network-ITDC India Epress/ITDC News Bhopal: CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu Electricity and Law Minister CTR Nirmal Kumar on Monday, October 26, criticised DMK president MK Stalin, asserting that he had lost the moral right to question the ruling Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) government over its performance and child safety record.
According to a report by The Times of India, Nirmal Kumar accused the previous DMK-led government, headed by Stalin, of alleged administrative malpractices. The minister’s remarks came amid a political dispute over child safety, governance and accountability in Tamil Nadu.
The controversy has drawn attention to questions surrounding school safety procedures and the handling of cases involving children. Nirmal Kumar challenged the DMK’s credibility in criticising the current administration, arguing that its own record in government should also face scrutiny.
The exchange reflects growing political tensions between the DMK and TVK, with both sides questioning the other’s handling of public safety and governance. Stalin has criticised the TVK government over alleged administrative failures and concerns about crimes, including offences against women and children.
Nirmal Kumar’s comments represent the ruling side’s response to those criticisms. However, the allegations made during the political exchange should be viewed as claims by the respective parties and not as independently established findings.
The debate is likely to keep child protection, school safety and government accountability at the centre of Tamil Nadu’s political discourse.
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