DMK chief Stalin slams TVK govt over GST slump, loss of Rs 1,614 cr Korean investment to AP
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- ✓DMK chief M K Stalin slammed the TVK government on Monday for the state's economic decline.
- ✓He said GST revenue growth hit a record low and a Rs 1,614 crore Korean investment shifted to Andhra Pradesh.
- ✓Stalin claimed the government’s negligence caused this, warning people to brace for tough times.
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- BUSINESS
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- The Economic Times
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- 4 Minute(s)
- Market Focus
- India Economy
Synopsis
M K Stalin has accused the ruling TVK government of causing economic decline in Tamil Nadu. He pointed out the record lows in GST revenue growth compared to other states. A significant foreign investment proposal shifted to Andhra Pradesh due to governmental negligence. Former finance minister Thangam Thennarasu highlighted the worrying economic stagnation under the current regime.
DMK chief M K Stalin on Monday slammed the ruling TVK for allegedly pushing Tamil Nadu into a severe economic downturn characterised by plunging tax revenues, systemic "policy paralysis," and mega industrial projects shifting to a neighbouring state.
The former chief minister highlighted two critical developments that he claimed exposed the fiscal mismanagement and administrative failures of the state government.
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