Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has taken to the public stage to express his discontent with the current ruling party in Tamil Nadu, asserting that democracy has died in the state. He has called for bypolls to be held as a consequence of what he sees as democratic decay.
Stalin described the government as a "reels government", suggesting that it prioritises social media over substantive governance. He further accused the ruling party of denigrating the dignity of the Assembly, implying that parliamentary decorum and democratic processes have been undermined.
The remarks come as tensions rise between the ruling party and the opposition. While no immediate policy changes have been announced, the Chief Minister’s statements are likely to intensify political discourse in Tamil Nadu. The opposition parties are expected to respond to these accusations in the coming days.
