Udhayanidhi Criticizes Government on Farmers’ Issues and Cauvery Dispute

Udhayanidhi Stalin has criticised the government over its handling of several important issues, including the State Budget, the ongoing Cauvery water dispute, and the farm loan waiver. He said these matters have directly affected farmers and the people of the state, and called for immediate discussions to find practical solutions.

Speaking on the issue, Udhayanidhi said the government has not done enough to address the concerns of farmers. He argued that delays in resolving the Cauvery water dispute and uncertainty over the farm loan waiver have created difficulties for many farming families who depend on agriculture for their livelihood.

He also raised questions about the government’s Budget, saying that it should include stronger measures to support farmers and improve rural development. According to him, more attention should be given to agriculture, irrigation projects, and welfare schemes that can help people living in villages.

To resolve the issues, Udhayanidhi urged the government to convene an all-party meeting. He said leaders from different political parties should come together to discuss the problems faced by farmers and work towards a common solution. He added that such discussions would help build consensus and strengthen the state’s response to important public issues.

He also demanded a detailed discussion in the State Legislative Assembly. According to him, elected representatives should have the opportunity to debate these matters and suggest measures that would benefit farmers and protect their interests.

The Cauvery water dispute remains a major concern for farmers in Tamil Nadu, especially during periods of low rainfall, as many depend on river water for irrigation. The issue of farm loan waivers has also become an important political topic, with farmers seeking financial relief from debt and better support from the government.

Udhayanidhi’s remarks have added to the ongoing political debate in the state. As pressure from farmers and opposition parties continues to grow, many are expecting further discussions on these issues in the coming days. The government is likely to face increasing demands to respond to the concerns raised and announce measures aimed at supporting the farming community.