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‘Administrative incompetence’ characterises TVK’s reign in the State, says Palaniswami

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Addressing a meeting in Maraimalai Nagar amid the 55th formation day celebrations of the AIADMK, the leader says even schemes launched by it, such as the marriage assistance scheme for women, were originally implemented during his party’s regime

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‘Administrative incompetence’ characterises TVK’s reign in the State, says Palaniswami
10/31/2026, 6:16:04 PM
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