Namakkal: Officials have been instructed to carry out deed registrations with transparency and without any irregularities, Tamil Nadu Commercial Tax and Registration Minister D Logesh Tamilselvan stated on Thursday.
Minister's Directive on Bribery
Tamilselvan, speaking to reporters in Rasipuram, emphasized that he had directed registrar offices to accept no bribes. "Those who commit wrongdoing will face strict action," he warned, underscoring the government's zero-tolerance policy against corruption.
Commitment to Clean Governance
The minister reiterated that Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay had assured the people that the TVK government would be a government for the people. "We will run a clean and untainted government," Tamilselvan affirmed, highlighting their dedication to transparent administration.
On taxation, he stated, "We will urge the central government to reduce GST. We will accept the reasonable demands of traders and present them at the GST council meeting, making a request to the central government." This move aims to alleviate the burden on businesses and boost economic activity.
Development Plans for Rasipuram
Tamilselvan, who represents the Rasipuram constituency in the assembly, assured that many long-standing problems of the constituency would be resolved. "Necessary facilities will be provided, and Rasipuram will be developed as a prosperous constituency," he declared, outlining a vision for growth and improved infrastructure.
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