AIADMK attacks Tamil Nadu government, says DMK came to power by making false promises

Abolition of NEET exam for medical entrance, reduction in fuel, cooking gas prices among others features on the list of issues that the AIADMK targeted the government on.

Chennai: A Tamil hashtag (which translates to 'You said it, but, did you do it') boosted by AIADMK leaders and their supporters has been an all India trend on Twitter for much of Wednesday (July 28). The opposition party in Tamil Nadu has been questioning the ruling DMK over the fulfillment of their poll promises. The Palaniswami and Panneerselvam-led AIADMK has accused the Stalin-led DMK government of making false promises to come to power.  Abolition of NEET exam for medical entrance, reduction in fuel, cooking gas prices among other features on the list of issues that the AIADMK targeted the government on. Elected representatives and party cadre were among those seen holding placards and protesting outside their respective homes.  Speaking to the media in his home district Theni, Panneerselvam said that the DMK had made over 500 poll promises and that it ended up getting just three percent more votes than the AIADMK. He added that the new DMK government was on the backfoot, as it could not fulfill its poll promises. Former CM Palaniswami led a protest in Salem district, his native.