*GUYSSSS LOOK WHAT I HAVE FOUND*
Six years ago, Veeramani stood at a keynote and questioned why no political party or leader had openly declared that they would neither take bribes nor entertain corruption. He ended with the words, “We still have a long way to go.”
Little did he know that the day he spoke of would arrive much sooner than he imagined.
A leader would emerge who would not only openly declare that he would never take a bribe nor permit others to do so, but would also revisit a matter Veeramani may have believed was safely behind him, bring the allegations and everyone connected to them back into the light, and ensure that the survivors had the opportunity to seek the justice they deserved.
The money, influence and settlements surrounding the matter could not simply make accountability disappear with C.JOSEPH VIJAY
And perhaps that is the greatest irony of all. The leader Veeramani once wondered aloud whether politics would ever produce eventually arrived. But he did not arrive as another shield for the powerful.
He arrived as VIJAY, the @CMOTamilnadu🔥
And the accountability Veeramani once asked for would one day reach his own doorstep.
@TVKVijayHQ ♥️
What a shameless clown this guy is 🤡
He staged a drama to collect signatures only to dump them on the roads. Now he is doing it again ?
#tvk#vijay#NEET#dmkfailsTN
உலகளவில் விஜய்க்கு வரவேற்பு உள்ளது..!🔥
தொழில் முதலிட்டை ஈர்பதற்கு விஜய் சுவிட்சர்லாந்து செல்வது தமிழ்நாட்டிற்கு கூடுதல் நன்மை பயக்கும்.!👌💥
- பொருளாதார நிபுணர் கணபதி
Tamil Nadu achieved Fiscal surplus for first time under TVK government rule.
It not happened in DMK & ADMK rule for last 10 years.
August fiscal surplus is +2903Crore
From CAG report.
@idumbaikarthi Deiii karikanji..avanum unna madhiri thiruttu paiya da..athunala tha Govt tharala... 134 students ku entha problem um illa, iva oruthan matum yen problem nu kelu da thiralnidhi thiruda
The Kumbabhishekam of the #Madurai#MeenakshiAmmanTemple concluded yesterday, and I had the opportunity to attend it in person along with my mother. Overall, I felt that the #TVKVijay government had made good arrangements for the event. Those wishing to witness the Kumbabhishekam had to apply for pass through the temple's official site, after which passes were distributed through a lottery system. The same process is followed for the Thirukalyanam passes as well. Once selected, applicants receive an email and can collect their passes from the designated location. The Kumbabhishekam pass distribution was carried out in a similar manner.
Watching yesterday's events brought back memories of the 2009 Kumbabhishekam. After the ceremony in 2009, I remember having to walk all the way from the temple to Simmakkal just to board a bus. From there, I took a bus towards K.Pudur. That memory is still fresh. Compared to 2009, yesterday's arrangements were much better. There was a huge crowd, but the security arrangements by the @Maduraidistpol1 were also largely in line with the scale of the event. However, our people certainly made things difficult for the police personnel on duty. For nearly a week, the @mdu_corp administration had been continuously publicising the arrangements for the Kumbabhishekam. The authorities had clearly communicated which routes could be used to reach the temple and which roads would be closed. These instructions were repeatedly publicised well in advance.
The authorities knew that lakhs of devotees would turn up. At the same time, there simply isn't enough space inside the temple premises to accommodate everyone around the upper gopuram areas. People already inside have to move out before others can enter without creating dangerous congestion. Those holding passes were required to use Chithirai Veethi for entry and exit. That is precisely why the city police had planned well in advance and instructed people without passes not to enter that particular area. It is the responsibility of the public to cooperate with the government and the police during an event of this scale. Unfortunately, some people pushed the police personnel aside and even knocked down barricades, making the situation extremely difficult for those managing the crowd.
The temple administration had advised devotees without passes to view the Kumbabhishekam from Avani Moola Veethi, and the HRCE Department implemented that arrangement. LED screens were also installed at several locations so that devotees could watch the ceremony. There may have been a few shortcomings. No administration can satisfy every single person when lakhs of people gather at one location. But, from what I personally witnessed, I believe the arrangements made by the government were largely in order. Drinking water, medical facilities and food distribution with support from private organisations were all adequately arranged.
There were also reports of confusion regarding the sprinkling of the sacred water from the kalasams. But it is important to understand what kalasa water actually means. It is the water used in the kalasams during the ritual, it is not water that has been stored in tanks by the tonne and is then distributed individually to every devotee. When lakhs of people gather, the sacred water has to be mixed and sprinkled across the gathering. There is simply no practical way for every devotee to receive the exact water from the original kalasam. This is not something being done for the first time. Such arrangements have been followed for many years during large scale temple events.
I also noticed Ministers @CTR_Nirmalkumar and @RameshOffcl constantly moving around the venue, personally monitoring the arrangements and responding to issues. I have rarely seen ministers personally running around and actively overseeing an event of this scale like this.
The Kumbabhishekam was completed successfully, and credit should be given to the @tnhrcedept Department for the arrangements and to the district police for carrying out the security arrangements with precision. Having attended the event personally, I believe the overall arrangements deserve appreciation.
Not a single retweet or post on the GEM Granites issue. Nothing about this serious pedophile case. Yet sit on every TV debate, preach about what people should do, how they should think, and hand out endless free advice as intellectuals and neutrals @tnrags@RKRadhakrishn
Look at what they choose to amplify.
@Ahmedshabbir20 stands out any day. A lone voice in the media speaking up on this issue 👏👏
@UpdatesChennai To all the cry baby's here.. there is a difference between minimal impact and maximum impact... TVK govt will go ahead with all the projects without having Max impact to the people.. basic thing to understand atha vitutu RIP, Leg peice thigh peice nu oppari vekkathengada