A political commentary has taken aim at actor-politician Vijayaprabakaran’s remarks, arguing that blaming the public offers little value when parties fail to sustain momentum. It notes that voters primarily expect effective administration and that legislative time should not be wasted on avoidable debates.
Referring to the rise and subsequent weakening of Vijayakanth’s party after his health deteriorated, the piece says the absence of steady leadership contributed to the slide. In that context, it asks what purpose is served by faulting the public for political setbacks.
The commentary also touches on broader governance issues, including the need for caution in international dealings and the importance of maintaining law and order. It argues that isolated crimes should not be used to draw sweeping conclusions, while also urging citizens to cooperate with the police in community policing efforts.
On administrative planning, it points out that identifying land and constructing a new secretariat would take time and raises questions about whether finances can support such projects. It further mentions steps such as suspending TASMAC staff in large numbers and proposals to set up paddy storage facilities through discussions with religious heads, urging timely implementation before the monsoon to benefit farmers.
