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CM Vijay Expands Makkalodu Vijay Portal for Direct Grievance Redressal

மக்களோடு விஜய் தளம் விரிவாக்கம்: முதலமைச்சர் முழக்கம்

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VizhiTN Politics DeskPublished 4 October 2026
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Chief Minister Vijay has directed the administration to scale up the 'Makkalodu Vijay' digital grievance redressal portal, integrating district-level monitoring cells directly with the Secretariat. During a high-level review meeting at Fort St. George earlier today, the Chief Minister emphasized that citizen complaints regarding basic amenities, drinking water supply, and patta transfers must be resolved within a strict 15-day window. The state government aims to streamline bureaucratic bottlenecks and ensure transparent governance across all 38 districts.

Opposition parties have responded cautiously to the announcement, with senior DMK leaders acknowledging the technological push while demanding clearer accountability measures for district collectors who fail to meet deadlines. Meanwhile, civil society groups have welcomed the transparency aspect, noting that real-time tracking will empower urban and rural citizens alike to hold local bodies accountable for service delivery.

Looking ahead, the TVK administration is set to launch a mobile application version of the portal by next month, accompanied by district-level grievance camps overseen by respective cabinet ministers. The success of this initiative is widely viewed as a crucial political test for the ruling party's administrative delivery mechanism as it completes its early months in office.

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