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Home Ā» Annamalai Slams DMK for Announcing Schemes Without Fund Allocation
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Annamalai Slams DMK for Announcing Schemes Without Fund Allocation

NT BureauBy NT BureauMarch 21, 2025No Comments
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BJP Tamil Nadu President K. Annamalai accused the DMK government of announcing large-scale projects in the budget for publicity but failing to allocate funds for implementation. He highlighted the collapse of a school roof in Tenkasi and the poor condition of school buildings statewide.
Despite announcing ₹7,500 crore for school infrastructure, Annamalai claimed no funds were allocated in the grant request. He also pointed out that ₹560 crore set aside for rural school development in 2023-24 was left unspent.
Demanding transparency, he urged the DMK to release a white paper on the actual number of classrooms built under the Anbazhagan School Development Scheme.
Annamalai Slams DMK for Announcing Schemes Without Fund Allocation
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