BJP criticises TVK government over law and order situation in Tamil Nadu
The BJP has criticized the TVK-led government in Tamil Nadu for its handling of law and order issues. BJP State president Nainar Nagenthran highlighted recent criminal incidents, questioning the safety of citizens under the current administration. He accused the Chief Minister of prioritizing publicity over effective governance and called for immediate action to address the situation.
- ▪BJP State president Nainar Nagenthran criticized the TVK government for rising criminal offences in Tamil Nadu.
- ▪He expressed concern over the safety of citizens, comparing it unfavorably to the previous DMK government.
- ▪Nagenthran accused the Chief Minister of appointing individuals with criminal backgrounds to ministerial positions.
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BJP State president Nainar Nagenthran, on Sunday (May 24, 2026), criticised the TVK-led government under Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay over the criminal offences, including rape, murder, rowdyism, among other incidents committed in various parts of Tamil Nadu over the past two weeks.Referring to newspaper reports on such incidents, Mr. Nagenthran, in a social media post charged: “While we thought it was under the erstwhile DMK government, people were under constant fear, but their safety is still questionable even under the TVK government.”Criticising the TVK government for allegedly having handed Ministership to individuals with criminal antecedents, he said: “If accused persons are made Ministers, how will offences reduce? How will it be a deterrent to criminal elements?”Mr.
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