Premalatha Vijayakanth’s remark asking whether people have “seen any change in Tamil Nadu” has triggered a fresh round of public debate, with varied responses emerging from different quarters.
Some commentators pointed to DMDK’s political decisions, arguing that the party’s alliance with the DMK itself represents a visible shift, and questioned whether this aligns with Vijayakanth’s stated principles.
Others cited positive feedback attributed to Supreme Court judges about Chief Minister Vijay’s performance, while adding that law and order and administrative discipline must be strengthened further.
The discussion also touched on political etiquette, referring to an instance where Chief Minister Vijay sought blessings by bowing to the mother of former minister Palanivel Thiagarajan during a visit to Madurai Meenakshi Amman Temple.
Separately, readers highlighted other public-policy ideas, including a Supreme Court suggestion on linking unpaid traffic fines with electricity bills, and a call to introduce lessons on personal discipline from primary school onwards.
