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Home » People lost faith in govt, police, alleges EPS
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People lost faith in govt, police, alleges EPS

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AIADMK General Secretary Edappadi K. Palaniswami (EPS) has alleged that the public has lost faith in the government and police to ensure the safety of women and children.
In a statement released on the matter, Palaniswami expressed his concern over the rising instances of sexual violence against women and children. He criticized the government for its inaction and said, “The continued occurrence of such heinous crimes is alarming. I condemn the government’s indifference to these issues.”
Palaniswami stated that the situation in Tamil Nadu has deteriorated to the point of concern. He particularly criticized the Chief Minister, who controls the police force, for his silence on these issues, calling it unacceptable.
He further urged strict action against perpetrators of such crimes, regardless of their identity or background. “The public has lost confidence in the government and police to protect women and children. Women stepping out of their homes now feel the need to carry safety equipment to protect themselves,” he remarked.
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