Will take 5 years for DMK govt. to set right the State’s finances: Chidambaram
The Hindu
The Tamil Nadu government may take at least five years to correct all the wrongs committed by the previous AIADMK regime in the finances, said former Union finance minister and senior Congress leader
The Tamil Nadu government may take at least five years to correct all the wrongs committed by the previous AIADMK regime in the finances, said former Union finance minister and senior Congress leader P. Chidambaram here on Saturday. Speaking to reporters, he said that the white paper tabled by the DMK government has given a clear picture on the financial position. “The errors committed by the previous AIADMK regime had to be set right by the new government. It is a herculean task. It cannot be done overnight and the DMK government hopes to do it efficiently”, he added.
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