Definitely. What has come before us over the last 100 days are massive massive corruption files and documents from various departments, pointing to violations, enrichment, corruption, favouritism, rigging, inflated costs and almost every dirty trick possible to loot public money.
Even as a journalist who has closely followed public infrastructure works over the last 7 years, I was unaware that the extent of corruption could be this deep in Tamil Nadu even in small small departments and small works . Much of this is coming to light only because of the change in government, and it has to be spoken in full as and when these issues emerge.
Organisations like Arappor have fought for years to make corruption as a main stream discourse and it is finally happening now. People are talking about corruption, tenders and violations, and they cannot be diverted through whataboutery such as “why you’re not talking about this” and “why you’re not talking about that.”
Public needs the highest of the awareness on corruption and how their money has been looted. It is the responsibility of every individual to ensure discourse on corruption is not diluted, diverted, mocked and ignored. We should definitely question corruption unabashedly no matter which govt it is, including TVK.
கடந்த திமுக ஆட்சியை விட தவெக ஆட்சியில் கொலைகள் 56% குறைஞ்சிருக்கு, பாலியல் வன்கொடுமைகள் 90% குறைஞ்சிருக்கு...
சட்டம் ஒழுங்கு சீரமைஞ்சிட்டு வருது...
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