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‘Next DMK Scam’: BJP TN Chief Nainar Nagenthran Questions Stalin Govt Over ₹2,000 Cr Pre-Budget Allocation To State Highways Dept

‘Next DMK Scam’: BJP TN Chief Nainar Nagenthran Questions Stalin Govt Over ₹2,000 Cr Pre-Budget Allocation To State Highways Dept

Tamil Nadu BJP President Nainar Nagenthran levelled corruption allegations against the DMK government, claiming that funds had been pre-allocated to the State Highways Department even before the presentation of the state budget.

In a statement on his X handle, Nagenthran said it was “shocking” that the DMK government had issued a Government Order allocating ₹2,000 crore to the State Highways Department for the 2026-27 financial year despite the budget for the period not yet being tabled.

He further alleged that the Chennai Corporation administration had been issuing an average of 40 tenders per day and was moving in haste to complete works worth around ₹4,000 crore, raising suspicions about the timing and urgency of the projects.

Pointing out procedural concerns, the BJP leader said government tenders typically take several months to be processed, but in this instance, the Government Order for Highways Department tenders had allegedly been issued within just three days. He also claimed that the Greater Chennai Corporation had floated 248 tenders in February alone and questioned how such a volume had been processed in such a short time.

Nagenthran asked whether these moves were part of a strategy by the DMK government to collect commissions ahead of elections and called on Chief Minister MK Stalin to provide an explanation.

He further alleged that the government had been misusing taxpayers’ money over the past four-and-a-half years and accused it of attempting to extract commissions in the remaining months before elections. He asserted that such efforts would not succeed and said that the “truth would come out,” adding that people of Tamil Nadu would bring an end to what he described as a regime of commissions.

Source: Dinamalar

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