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Palaniswami Calls Stalin a 'Full-Time Film Critic' as Monsoon Distress Fuels Opposition Attack

The AIADMK leader uses the CM's Bison praise to argue the government is neglecting farmers.

Overview

  • Edappadi K. Palaniswami accused Chief Minister M. K. Stalin of prioritising film commentary over governance after the CM publicly lauded the Tamil film Bison Kaalamaadan.
  • Stalin’s recent social media praise and his felicitation of director Mari Selvaraj were cited by Palaniswami to frame the CM as a “full-time film critic.”
  • The opposition leader pointed to his visit to the Cauvery delta, highlighting sprouted paddy and farmers’ hardship, and flagged delays in paddy procurement.
  • Palaniswami claimed 31 rain-related deaths in the ongoing monsoon and demanded clear safety protocols, a figure not independently confirmed in the reports and with no state policy response detailed.
  • He linked earlier CM endorsements of Jai Bhim and Coolie to alleged inaction on custodial deaths and worker grievances, and announced AIADMK tributes to Muthuramalinga Thevar on October 30.