Tamil Nadu BJP president Nainar Nagendran has accused the DMK government of indulging in publicity stunts instead of delivering real governance. Questioning Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, he said the DMK had promised in its 2021 election manifesto that the Legislative Assembly would be held for at least 100 days, but failed to keep that commitment. He pointed out that even a minimum of 40 days of Assembly sessions are not being conducted every year, and yet the government is projecting itself through advertisements as a model of good governance.Nainar Nagendran also criticised the DMK for not telecasting Assembly proceedings, despite promising in its manifesto that they would be broadcast live like Parliament sessions. He alleged that even the speeches of opposition members are deliberately avoided or suppressed, calling it an example of authoritarian governance. He questioned how such a government could claim to serve the people in a fair and democratic manner.
Stating that the DMK was afraid to face the issues raised by the opposition, he said the government lacks the courage to confront the problems affecting the people of Tamil Nadu. He asserted that the people of the state will not send the DMK back to power again, as it has failed to provide genuine and transparent governance.