Most of DMK’s promises remain only on paper, says Annamalai
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BJP State president terms the DMK government inept
The DMK has miserably failed in implementing its election promises, BJP State president K. Annamalai said on Saturday.
The DMK is ruling the State by only spreading lies about different issues, he alleged, while campaigning for the BJP candidates contesting in the Tiruchi Corporation wards for the urban local bodies elections.
Terming the DMK government inept, he said it could not even distribute the 21 items in the Pongal gift hampers properly. Alleging massive corruption in the procurement of items for the gift hampers, Mr. Annamalai said Chief Minister M.K. Stalin had not taken any action. The Chief Minister’s statement that action would be taken against the suppliers was just “eye-wash”.
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