Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin appoints 'district in-charge' ministers before monsoon, ULB polls

DMK is aiming at a similar victory in the elections to the urban local bodies which are to be completed within four months.

Published: 20th October 2021 10:10 AM  |   Last Updated: 20th October 2021 10:12 AM   |  A+A-

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin. (File photo | EPS)

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CHENNAI: Ahead of the northeast monsoon and urban local body elections, Chief Minister MK Stalin has appointed 14 of his cabinet colleagues as in charge for 16 districts to expedite ongoing developmental works, to monitor the implementation of welfare schemes, and, to undertake emergency works during natural calamities and spread of communicable diseases, etc.

Following the massive victory of the DMK in the elections to the rural local body elections, now the party is aiming at a similar victory in the elections to the urban local bodies which are to be completed within four months.

The DMK has sought a performance vote during its campaign for the rural local body polls and to continue the winning streak, the appointment of Ministers for specific districts to look after the needs of the people assumes significance.

More Ministers are likely to be appointed as in-charges for the rest of the districts in the coming days.

Name of the Minister District allotted
KN Nehru Salem
I Periyasamy Theni
EV Velu Thirupathur and Kallakurichi
MRK Panneerselvam Dharmapuri
KKSSR Ramachandran Tenkasi
Thangam Thennarasu Ramanathapuram
TM Anbarasan Kancheepuram
RS Raja Kannappan Tirunelveli
R Sakkarapani Thiruvarur
V Senthil Balaji Coimbatore
R Gandhi Krishnagiri
SS Sivasankar Perambalur
Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi Thanjavur
Siva V Meyyanathan Mayiladuthurai and Nagapattinam

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