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DMK Criticises TVK on Law‑and‑Order Record Ahead of Tamil Nadu By‑Poll
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🗓 30 Sep 2026, 07:01 AM
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The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam has launched a fresh attack on VCK leader TVK, accusing him of poor law‑and‑order performance as the party rolls out new promises before the upcoming by‑poll.
The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) has taken up a campaign against Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi (VCK) leader TVK, alleging that his constituency has suffered from deteriorating law and order. In a series of statements released ahead of the upcoming Tamil Nadu by‑poll, DMK officials highlighted recent incidents they say reflect a lapse in security under TVK's watch.
DMK leaders also outlined a set of promises aimed at restoring public confidence, including pledges to strengthen policing, improve emergency response, and increase community outreach programs. The party framed these commitments as a direct response to the perceived shortcomings of TVK's administration.
The political showdown comes as voters in the constituency prepare to cast their ballots, with both parties positioning law‑and‑order performance as a key issue. Observers note that the contest could serve as a bellwether for broader state‑wide sentiment ahead of the next general elections.
While TVK has not issued a detailed rebuttal in the lead‑up to the poll, the DMK's aggressive stance underscores the high stakes of the by‑poll and the intense competition for voter support in Tamil Nadu.
DMK leaders also outlined a set of promises aimed at restoring public confidence, including pledges to strengthen policing, improve emergency response, and increase community outreach programs. The party framed these commitments as a direct response to the perceived shortcomings of TVK's administration.
The political showdown comes as voters in the constituency prepare to cast their ballots, with both parties positioning law‑and‑order performance as a key issue. Observers note that the contest could serve as a bellwether for broader state‑wide sentiment ahead of the next general elections.
While TVK has not issued a detailed rebuttal in the lead‑up to the poll, the DMK's aggressive stance underscores the high stakes of the by‑poll and the intense competition for voter support in Tamil Nadu.