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Assembly Debate Heats Up: MK Stalin Slams TVK Government Over Power Tariff Hikes

சட்டப்பேரவையில் அனல் பறந்த விவாதம்: மின் கட்டண உயர்வு குறித்து ஸ்டாலின் கடும் கண்டனம்!

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VizhiTN Politics DeskPublished 12 October 2026
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The Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly witnessed a heated exchange today as DMK leader MK Stalin launched a scathing attack on the TVK government regarding the recent industrial and domestic power tariff revisions. Stalin argued that the sudden hike places an undue burden on MSMEs and middle-class households already struggling with inflation.

In his response, the Minister for Electricity defended the move, citing the need to bridge the revenue deficit of TANGEDCO. The government maintained that the tariff adjustment is a 'necessary fiscal correction' to ensure 24/7 power supply across the state. The DMK staged a brief walkout in protest, demanding an immediate rollback of the revised rates.

Political analysts suggest this confrontation marks a significant escalation in the opposition's strategy to corner the ruling party on economic governance. The Speaker has adjourned the session until tomorrow, with further debates on the state's debt white paper expected to follow.

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