Trending Now
- Tirupati laddu controversy needs serious investigation; Jagan Mohan Reddy was involved in many anti-Hindu activities during his regime : Union Food Minister Prahaladh Joshi
- For five years, they committed a great sin in Tirupati temple by mixing beef fat and fish oil in the preparation of prasadam laddu : former chief priest Ramanatheekshalu
- The DMK government is trying to derail SP Velumani and other AIADMK members by filing a false case : AIADMK General Secretary Edappadi Palanisamy
- As a son of the soil of Tamilnadu, I rightfully seek the support and blessings of the entire people of Tamilnadu – TVK President, Vijay
- Directed and starring Dhanush, the new movie is titled Idli Kadai
Coimbatore
TN ministers facing graft charges should go, says CPM leader Ramakrishnan
October 4, 2018
Coimbatore : The CPM on Thursday demanded the resignation of Tamil Nadu ministers against whom corruption charges had been levelled.
These included Local Administration Minister S P Velumani and Health Minister Vijayabhaskar and they should step down immediately, party politburo member G Ramakrishnan told reporters here.
Velumani had been accused of corruption charges, particularly in awarding contract to French firm Suez for water supply in Coimbatore, he said. Charges were being levelled on a daily basis against many ministers, he added.
In view of the continued agitation against Sterlite, the Government should prevent the reported efforts of the company to operate its second unit, he said, adding that no bias should be shown towards retrieving the land encroached by Sastra University.
The Government should also take concrete steps to meet any eventualities, following heavy rain forecast in the coming days.
In Coimbatore, the corporation should withdraw its proposed plans to instal water ATMs in its 100 wards, which would not benefit the
citizens and would turn commercialisation of drinking water, he said.
