A corporate mafia government has been ruling the State, alleges Stalin
DMK president M.K. Stalin has accused the ruling Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam government of being a 'corporate mafia' lacking transparency and integrity. He criticized the administration for its handling of infrastructure projects and its silence on national election controversies.
Why it matters
This reflects the intense political polarization in Tamil Nadu, highlighting concerns over governance, corruption allegations, and the influence of private interests in state politics.
DMK president and former Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on Saturday alleged that a “corporate mafia government”, controlled by an unidentified individual, was ruling Tamil Nadu.
“Really, it is a mysterious government. There is no transparency and everything is being decided behind the scenes,” he said while campaigning for DMK candidate I. Paranthaman in the Madurantakam Assembly constituency.
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