CNN Central News & Network-ITDC India Epress/ITDC News Bhopal: Tamil Nadu Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin has criticised the TVK-led state government over what he described as its failure to address power cuts and rising prices affecting people across the state.
Stalin alleged that the government has not taken adequate steps to resolve public concerns related to electricity supply and the increasing cost of essential commodities. He said these issues were directly affecting households and needed immediate attention from the administration.
The remarks have added a fresh political dimension to the debate over governance in Tamil Nadu. Power supply and price rise remain important public issues, with opposition parties frequently using them to question the government’s performance.
Stalin also sought to highlight the impact of inflation on ordinary families, arguing that rising prices have increased the financial pressure on households. He called for effective measures to improve electricity supply and provide relief from the burden of higher living costs.
The criticism comes amid heightened political activity in the state, with parties preparing to strengthen their positions among voters. The allegations are likely to trigger a response from the TVK-led government, which may present its own assessment of power supply and price-related measures.
The exchange reflects the growing political focus on governance, public services and the cost of living in Tamil Nadu.
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