T.N. CM Vijay Should Break Silence on Lock-up Deaths: M.K. Stalin
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Former CM MK Stalin asks CM Vijay to 'open his mouth' on custodial deaths
MK Stalin questioned Chief Minister Vijay's silence on ongoing custodial deaths. He accused the government of refusing accountability and even apologies. Stalin recalled Vijay's past remarks about apologies being insufficient for such incidents. The opposition leader alleged the government lacked compassion for victim families. A recent Tuticorin death, denied by police, highlights the ongoing issue.
Tamil Nadu Saw 27 Custodial Deaths Under MK Stalin's DMK Regime, TNMurasoli Never Questioned The Then-CM, Remained Silent
There have been 4 alleged cases of custodial deaths in Tamil Nadu under the barely 2-month old TVK government led by Joseph Vijay. Custodial deaths, atleast 27 of them were reported in the DMK regime. As a news portal, one would expect journalists to call out the atrocities of the ruling government. A look at leftist propaganda outlet The News Minute, for a minute, felt like real journalism after their Editor-in-Chief Dhanya Rajendran shared a r…
Stalin questions CM Vijay’s silence over alleged custodial death, demands accountability
DMK president M.K. Stalin has strongly criticised the Tamil Nadu government over the death of a 24-year-old man from Thoothukudi, alleging that the incident reflects a disturbing pattern of custodial deaths in the State.
On the police deaths that continue to occur in Tamil Nadu, Dr. Fri. K. The former Chief Minister, who has strongly condemned the government, K. Stalin, “Are accountability and apology words the current prime minister doesn't like?” Enath has been raising layered questions on his X social website page. In that post he has published in this regard 'Ongoing police deaths.
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