Union Home Minister Amit Shah to address BJP’s booth committee conference in Tirunelveli on August 22: L. Murugan

The Union Interior Minister is preparing to make another political visit to Tamil Nadu, which BJP will address the Booth Committee conference in Tirunelveli on 22 August.

“BJP President Nainar Nagendran will chair the meeting in Chennai on Sunday, the party leader and the Minister of the Union, and the Minister of the Union, and the BJP President Nainar Nagendran will chair the meeting.

In response to a question about Prime Minister MK Stalin’s alliance criticism, Murugan AIADMK-BJP alliance is strengthened, he said.

He claimed that there was another question about a few well -known personalities who left AIADMK and recently joined the DMK, and that the DMK leaders were in contact with BJP. However, Mr. Murugan refused to share more details and said they would be known in the coming months.

In the facilities of the State Minister of State Rural Development I Periyasamy (ED), he claimed his agency functions independently based on existing inputs.

Murugan Criticizing the founder and deputy of the VCK. Thyrumavalavan claimed that he did not raise problems with Dalits during the DMK regime, on the last protest made by a part of the conservative workers in Chennai.

He also supported Governor Rn Ravi about school education in the state and said that the state government should focus on addressing the infrastructure gaps in public schools.

Mr. Murugan said that since August 18, he will stop at 38 trainings in Tamil Nadu at additional railway stations.

Minister, trains, super -high -speed trains and passenger trains to stop the additional railway stations constantly received a petition from the public, and the demands of the railway passengers accept the demands of the Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, he said.

Murugan, Tamil Nadu government, in the last 10 years, national highways, airports and ports, including the modernization and expansion of social welfare plans, including about 10 Lakh Crore, he said.

When the Union Government gave 6626 crore for the state’s railway projects in 2025-26, this allocation between 2009-2014 during the United Progressive Alliance regime led by Congress.

Murugan added the Amrit Bharat Railway Stations Program within the scope of the program, and the work is carried out quickly to increase the 77 railway station in Tamil Nadu at a cost of 2,948 crore.

The Minister said that the estimated 33,467 Crore cost and 10 new railway lines, 3 large gauge railway lines and 9 pairs of road lines were built for a distance of 2,587 km.