No public reception for Ministers, MLAs, insists CM Stalin
The Hindu
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on Friday appealed against organising public reception events for Ministers and legislators, who are visiting their native districts for coordinating anti- efforts. In a statement, he referred to certain incidents, where Ministers were given a public reception, Mr. Stalin said: “During the pandemic, such receptions should be avoided. Billboards and banners should be avoided. Ministers and MLAs should take action against those violating this directive.” All should focus primarily on containing the spread of and they should impress people only with their deeds in coordinating anti-COVID efforts, Mr. Stalin underlined.
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