Loan waiver not a gimmick, it is possible, says Stalin
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DMK president M.K. Stalin on Saturday rejected the allegation that his electoral promise of waiving academic, crop and jewelry loans would end in a big debt burden.
He requested why such arguments have been forwarded when lakhs of crores of rupees borrowed by company homes had been waived.
“Are the critics ready to pose the question to the Centre? Waiving loans obtained by the poor is not a freebie. It is an opportunity to light a lamp in their lives,” he stated whereas participating in ‘Ungal thogidhiyil Stalin’ [Stalin in your constituency], the DMK’s Assembly ballot outreach programme, in Vellore.
He reiterated that free schemes have been not gimmicks however have been meant to ameliorate the residing circumstances of the individuals.
Mr. Stalin stated a separate board can be created to fulfil the calls for of the individuals, via petitions, throughout his excursions within the constituencies.
“Camps will be set up in every constituency for inquiring into the demands. I will fulfil them 100%. The DMK government will fulfil what the AIADMK government has failed to and when we complete our task, a solution will be found for the problems of one crore people. It will make Tamils self- reliant,” he stated.
Alleging that Commercial Taxes Minister K.C. Veeramani from Vellore had failed to deal with the issues of the district, Mr. Stalin stated the Minister’s indifference had pressured youth from the district to maneuver to different States in the hunt for jobs.
“The Minister is involved in land grabbing and a case was filed in the Madras High Court against him in connection with occupation of land in the centre of Vellore. There is a video implicating him in land issues,” Mr. Stalin stated.
