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Enforcement Directorate Should Monitor Senthil Balaji's Actions: Vanathi Srinivasan Urges
SimpliCity News Team Photos Laxmanan · 26 Sept 2024
Coimbatore: BJP National Women's Wing President and Coimbatore South Constituency MLA Vanathi Srinivasan addressed reporters during a tree planting event at Bharathi Park in Sai Baba Colony, Coimbatore.
Speaking to the media, she stated, "There may be changes for ministers, but the DMK government is only giving disappointment to the public. They do not understand people's expectations."
Commenting on the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister's forgetfulness, Vanathi Srinivasan said, "We didn't expect the Chief Minister to forget so quickly. Today, he sees Senthil Balaji as a sacrificial flame, but we want to remind him of the corruption charges he himself spoke about when he visited Balaji's hometown. We believe this forgetfulness is not good for Tamil Nadu."
Pointing out that the Supreme Court has granted conditional bail to Senthil Balaji, Vanathi Srinivasan emphasized, "The Enforcement Directorate should monitor whether he is properly following the conditions. In a situation where the Tamil Nadu government is likely to be supportive of him, and given that he has misused his power, we urge that his actions be closely monitored."
The BJP leader also criticized the DMK government, saying, "The DMK government is only disappointing the public. They fail to understand the expectations of the people."
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