Stalin seeks support in local body polls for effective implementation of schemes
The Hindu
The CM alleged that though the AIADMK had been in power for 10 years, it had failed to fulfil the promises made in the two Assembly elections
DMK president and Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on Sunday called upon people to vote for the ruling alliance in the upcoming rural local body elections in the nine newly-created districts, saying that it was through local bodies that government schemes would reach people without any hurdles.
Recalling various schemes announced and implemented by the DMK government within a short span of time, the Chief Minister said the government would come out with more such schemes and the people’s support was important for their implementation. “However great they may be, schemes can reach people only through the local bodies. Your votes are important for their implementation,” he said in a message to voters on the eve of the local body elections.
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