Sulur minor girl abduction and murder: Law and order a serious concern in T.N., says Udhayanidhi Stalin
Udhayanidhi Stalin has raised concerns about the law and order situation in Tamil Nadu following a series of major crimes. He highlighted that over 30 significant incidents, including the abduction and murder of a minor girl, have occurred within just 12 days of the new government taking office. Stalin urged the Chief Minister to prioritize law enforcement to prevent further incidents.
- ▪Udhayanidhi Stalin is the Leader of the Opposition in Tamil Nadu.
- ▪He reported over 30 major crimes in the state within 12 days of the new government taking office.
- ▪The abduction and murder of a minor girl has raised serious concerns about law and order in the state.
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Leader of the Opposition Udhayanidhi Stalin on Saturday (May 23, 2026) said that 30 major incidents of crime within 12 days of the new government assuming office had cast serious doubts on the State’s law and order situation.“Within just 12 days of the new government assuming office, more than 30 major incidents — including sexual violence, ganja smuggling, rowdyism, unruly behaviour and excesses by ruling party members, and now the abduction and murder of a girl in [near] Coimbatore — have made headlines, casting serious doubts on the State’s law and order,” he said in a social media post.He said those responsible for the abduction and murder of the minor girl should be swiftly brought to justice and punished, as the incident had sent shockwaves across the country.“I urge the Chief…
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