"The governor of tamil Nadu is fulfilling his duties in accordance with the Constitution," remarked former AIADMK minister T. Jayakumar. According to a court order, AIADMK ex-minister T. Jayakumar is being held at the cantonment police station in Trichy. As a result, even though the chief minister had previously come to sign two times, a huge number of AIADMK volunteers rallied and yelled slogans criticising him and the police. Meanwhile, T. Jayakumar et al have been charged with breaking corona regulations and failing to comply with the social gap by the Cantonment police station under Parts 143, 153, 504, 269, 279, and sections of the Epidemiology Act.

In this regard, T. Jayakumar has appeared and signed at the police station three times. Former ministers Vellamandi N. Natarajan and S. Valarmati accompanied him. "Usually when party leaders and major executives come, it is customary for volunteers to congregate in revolt," he subsequently told reporters. They can't stand it any longer and have launched a lawsuit as a result of the political upheaval.

Regarding the tamil Nadu government's budget, he said, “The DMK government is not going to fulfill the promises made during the election. As usual, they will do the work given by tirunelveli Alva. The DMK government is doing the job of labeling the projects implemented under the AIADMK regime. ”
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19/03/2022 12:00 AM