Former Deputy Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, Udhayanidhi Stalin, has raised serious concerns over the state's law and order situation, citing more than 30 major incidents that have occurred within the first 12 days of the new government. These incidents include sexual assaults, ganja smuggling, attacks by rowdies, alleged excesses by ruling party functionaries, and the abduction and murder of a 10-year-old girl in Coimbatore.
Coimbatore Incident Sparks Nationwide Outrage
Referring specifically to the Coimbatore incident, which triggered nationwide outrage, Udhayanidhi stated that the brutal crime had sent shockwaves across India. He noted that residents in Coimbatore staged overnight protests demanding justice for the victim. "The voice seeking real justice in this murder case is echoing from all sides. Coimbatore people are staging protests through the night condemning this cruel act," he said.
Demand for Swift Action and Severe Punishment
Udhayanidhi demanded swift action against the accused, emphasizing that the real culprits behind the murder should be given severe punishment at the earliest. He also expressed condolences to the girl's parents and assured that his party would stand by the family during this difficult period.
Call to Chief Minister Joseph Vijay
Highlighting that the new government has witnessed over 30 major incidents in just 12 days, Udhayanidhi urged Chief Minister Joseph Vijay to accord top priority to law and order to prevent such incidents from recurring. He stressed the need for immediate measures to restore public confidence in the state's law enforcement machinery.
