‘Is this Tamil Nadu or Uttar Pradesh?’ Udhayanidhi Stalin questions TVK government over law and order
Udhayanidhi Stalin, the Leader of the Opposition in Tamil Nadu, criticized Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay for the state's deteriorating law and order situation. He highlighted recent violent incidents, including murders and sexual assaults, questioning the government's commitment to women's safety. Stalin called for accountability and action from the Chief Minister, expressing concern over public safety in the state.
- ▪Udhayanidhi Stalin demanded an explanation from Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay regarding crimes against women and children.
- ▪He reported 25 murders, four double murders, and 19 sexual assaults in Tamil Nadu over the past 15 days.
- ▪Stalin criticized the government's response to recent violent incidents, including a murder in Sulur and a sexual assault in Villupuram.
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Leader of the Opposition in the Tamil Nadu Assembly Udhayanidhi Stalin on Monday (May 25, 2026) demanded that Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay explain the steps taken by his government to prevent crimes against women and children in the State.“Is this Tamil Nadu or Uttar Pradesh? Where is your Singapen Athiradi Padai (Women Task Force)? Why is the Chief Minister, who spoke dialogues of valour before the elections, refusing to open his mouth now?” Mr. Udhayanidhi asked in a social media post.He alleged Tamil Nadu had witnessed 25 murders, four cases of double murder, and 19 incidents of sexual assault in the past 15 days.“In the rule of those who spoke about change, Tamil Nadu’s law and order situation has deteriorated.
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