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DMK president M.{K}. Stalin on Sunday stated that although former RBI Governor C. Rangarajan, appointed to evaluate the economic system of the State within the wake of the pandemic, had submitted his report, the federal government had not taken any efforts to implement it.
In a press release in Chennai, he stated the federal government had not made public the committee’s suggestions, and nor had it bothered to behave on them.
Recalling experiences that the suggestions embody an MGNREGA-type employment scheme for the city areas, he stated the federal government had not introduced any such coverage for the city areas, up to now.
“Mr. Rangarajan had recommended the lifting of the lockdown to revive the economy. But the AIADMK government has not created any favourable condition for its [complete] lifting. This has resulted in the stagnation and loss of employment,” he stated.
Accusing Chief Minister Edappadi {K}. Palaniswami of diverting individuals’s consideration from the issues, by citing MOUs signed with industrial homes, Mr. Stalin stated the Chief Minister ought to realise there isn’t a magic wand to revive the economic system.
“The government should generate employment in rural areas and create a special scheme for urban residents, without any delay,” he stated.
Arumughaswamy panel
In a separate assertion, Mr. Stalin stated the AIADMK authorities had constituted the Justice (retd.) Arumughaswamy Commission, to probe former Chief Minister Jayalalithaa’s hospitalisation and dying, solely as an “eyewash”. He accused the federal government of having subsequently made the existence of the panel “meaningless”, and stated that when the DMK is elected to energy, it might unmask these accountable for her dying and produce them to justice.
He stated Justice (retd.) A. Arumughaswamy had made a robust cost that the Advocate General and the Additional Advocate General have been merely watching the litigation, that stalled the panel’s proceedings.
The retired choose, Mr. Stalin stated, had brazenly levelled the allegation that the litigation was being delayed.
“His allegations have exposed that Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami and Deputy Chief Minister O. Panneerselvam have deliberately delayed the case to protect their seats,” the DMK chief stated.
He stated that Justice (retd.) Arumughaswamy had registered his grievance in a letter written to the State authorities, and it was clear proof that the Chief Minister and the Deputy Chief Minister weren’t interested by unravelling the conspiracy and finishing the case. Recalling Mr. Panneerselvam’s “dharma yutham” on the mausoleum of Jayalalithaa to show the efforts to destroy the proof in connection together with her dying, Mr. Stalin stated it was a farcical drama. Subsequently, Mr. Palaniswami had introduced the inquiry Commission.
“Even though the Commission was asked to submit its report in three months, it was not able to do it even after 37 months. Mr. Panneerselvam has not appeared before the Commission for the last 22 months and he approached the High Court for a stay,” Mr. Stalin stated.
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