Inspection of the government hostel where is no one..!?
Minister Kayalvizhi Selvaraj's inspection of a government hostel where there are no students has caused controversy. Adi Dravidar Welfare minister Kayalvizhi Selvaraj conducted a surprise inspection at the Adi Dravidar students Welfare Hostel in Melmanampedu area near Thiruvallur district, Tirumazhisai yesterday. He was accompanied by Tiruvallur district government President, district Adi Dravidar health Officer and many other senior government officials.
During his inspection, the minister had a taste test of the quality and taste of the food cooked for the students in the hostel. Later, when he went to the kitchen, he was shocked to see that there were only Naam's groceries there. Later, when he went to the room where the students were staying, there was not a single student in the hostel room. However, some clothes were damaged to make it look like the students were staying. Later, the minister went to the toilet and bathroom. They looked like they hadn't been used in days. As a result, minister Kayalvizhi, who was extra impressed, when he examined the attendance register, it showed that 66 students were staying in the hostel every day and their meals were being cooked.
The problem of stray dogs: awareness program for authorities!When the minister raised a question about this, the officials were unable to give an answer. When the parents of the students who are said to be staying in the hostel were called on their cell phones, they gave false information. Through this, it was exposed that 66 students had been faked as staying and cooking food after knowing the Minister's study. Subsequently, the minister was expected to write about the malpractice in a thesis at the hostel. However, minister Kayalvizhi Selvaraj wrote in defense of the hostel administrators that the number of students in the hostel was low, so they talked to the parents of the students and advised them to send them to the hostel immediately and the food was fine. This action of the minister has been controversial.
Minister Kayalvizhi Selvaraj, responding to the question of the reporters, said that appropriate action will be taken against the erring officials after conducting a proper investigation. The tamil Nadu government is running hundreds of Adi Dravidian hostels across tamil Nadu for the students belonging to the Adi Dravidian community to stay and study. However, in the data-face of continuous complaints of various irregularities, minister Kayalvizhi Selvaraj's inspection of a government hostel where there are no students, and not mentioning it in the hostel report, has caused controversy.
During his inspection, the minister had a taste test of the quality and taste of the food cooked for the students in the hostel. Later, when he went to the kitchen, he was shocked to see that there were only Naam's groceries there. Later, when he went to the room where the students were staying, there was not a single student in the hostel room. However, some clothes were damaged to make it look like the students were staying. Later, the minister went to the toilet and bathroom. They looked like they hadn't been used in days. As a result, minister Kayalvizhi, who was extra impressed, when he examined the attendance register, it showed that 66 students were staying in the hostel every day and their meals were being cooked.
The problem of stray dogs: awareness program for authorities!When the minister raised a question about this, the officials were unable to give an answer. When the parents of the students who are said to be staying in the hostel were called on their cell phones, they gave false information. Through this, it was exposed that 66 students had been faked as staying and cooking food after knowing the Minister's study. Subsequently, the minister was expected to write about the malpractice in a thesis at the hostel. However, minister Kayalvizhi Selvaraj wrote in defense of the hostel administrators that the number of students in the hostel was low, so they talked to the parents of the students and advised them to send them to the hostel immediately and the food was fine. This action of the minister has been controversial.
Minister Kayalvizhi Selvaraj, responding to the question of the reporters, said that appropriate action will be taken against the erring officials after conducting a proper investigation. The tamil Nadu government is running hundreds of Adi Dravidian hostels across tamil Nadu for the students belonging to the Adi Dravidian community to stay and study. However, in the data-face of continuous complaints of various irregularities, minister Kayalvizhi Selvaraj's inspection of a government hostel where there are no students, and not mentioning it in the hostel report, has caused controversy.