One minister I’m always curious about is Bussy Anand. What exactly has he done since taking office? All I see are temple visits, bike rides to show simplicity and cutting trees, or any new building opening ceremonies Where are the departmental meetings, administrative changes, new policies or reviews of old ones?

How pathetic! Tamil Nadu is in the hands of people who can’t even understand the difference between visiting someone and inspecting something. I clearly mentioned “inspection,” yet they still couldn’t understand 😭😭😭😭😭 @OGPrasanna

Vijay went to inspect a prison — 17 prisoners reportedly escaped. Went to inspect Aavin — milk and ghee prices increased. Went to inspect the Electricity Board — electricity was purchased at ₹35 per unit. I seriously don’t know what else is on his inspection list. For the sake of Tamil Nadu, someone please stop his inspection visits! 😂

Vijay’s Diwali gift to people of Tamil Nadu 👌🏻

17 prisoners reportedly escaped from Theni prison. Not one or two. SEVENTEEN! Vijay doesn’t need anyone to expose how poor his administration is. Every passing day, another incident does that job. No matter how hard you try to cover up your failures or protect your image, reality will eventually expose you.

10 Reasons Why @Anbil_Mahesh Deserved to Be Arrested! Before celebrating his arrest, let me remind you of 10 terrible things this man did as Education Minister! 1. Illam Thedi Kalvi: Took free learning support to nearly 96 lakh children through 1.65 lakh volunteers. Imagine education reaching the doorstep of poor village children! 2. Ennum Ezhuthum: Helped 25 lakh children across 37,767 schools improve reading, writing and maths. How dare he fight illiteracy! 3. Smart Classrooms: Completed 22,931 smart classrooms, benefiting 11.76 lakh children. Tamil Nadu reached 60.8% smart-classroom coverage against UP’s 19.8% and Bihar’s 14.9%. Unforgivable! 4. India’s First Statewide Breakfast Scheme: The DMK government brought free breakfast to all 31,008 government primary schools, benefiting 17 lakh children in 2023. What a crime, sending poor children to classrooms without hunger! 5. School Infrastructure: Spent ₹2,917 crore improving 4,426 government schools. Apparently, village children don’t deserve decent classrooms! 6. Hi-Tech Laboratories: Established 8,209 hi-tech labs at an estimated ₹519 crore, bringing modern learning facilities to government-school children. What arrogance! 7. TN SPARK: Introduced AI, robotics and computer science education, initially targeting 7 lakh government-school students. Imagine village children learning artificial intelligence! 8. Reading Revolution: Reading initiatives reached nearly 44.5 lakh government-school students, with books designed for different learning levels. How dare he encourage poor children to read! 9. Government-School Teachers: Appointed 3,043 graduate teachers and 97 block education officers to strengthen public education. Another terrible achievement! 10. Tamil Nadu’s Education Rights: Defended the state’s two-language policy and challenged the Union Government over withheld Samagra Shiksha funds. How dare he stand up for Tamil Nadu’s children! But an arrest is not a conviction, and allegations cannot erase achievements. Yet we are told he deserves to be arrested!

Arrested ≠ Convicted 🤦🏽‍♂️

What a clown! Arresting them will increase his credibility? So, to prove you’re genuine, you’ll use the law as a political tool? Since when did justice become a publicity stunt?

Is this the new normal in Tamil Nadu? Growing up, I remember watching news about bomb blasts in Kashmir. After a point, it felt like these things kept happening and nothing could be done. Are we slowly reaching that stage? Other than blaming DMK, do Vijay and his party leaders have any solution?

I used to wonder why certain journalists face difficulties whenever governments change. Now I understand. Journalists who report facts are not the problem. The real problem is the vultures hiding behind the name of journalism, spreading biased news and political propaganda. They are not facing hardship for doing journalism. They are facing the consequences of turning journalism into political business.

How low can he go every single day? No improvement in the electricity sector. Even his own party member has alleged that government lawyer appointments were made in exchange for money. Now, if filing a case in court is enough to declare someone guilty, what about the multiple cases pending in connection with the Karur tragedy? Should we also conclude that Vijay is responsible and demand that he quit politics? Or does this logic apply only to his political opponents?

Never interrupt an arrogant opponent when he is busy exposing his own weaknesses

People wanted an end to his poster culture. He agreed… and started the same thing in digital format. 😂 Idhukku oru end-ey illayaa sir ?

We can discuss who’s creating confusion later. First, can anyone in Congress explain Rahul Gandhi’s Chennai rain tweet, or are you all as confused as us?

Dhanush entering politics looks more likely to me now. After Vijay’s unexpected win, has the cinema hero's question changed from “Who’s the next superstar?” to “Who’s the next CM?” Meanwhile, a friend back home said he had joined Annamalai’s “We The Leaders” and was planning to contest local body elections. I was shocked. This fellow had zero interest in politics in school. Also, No political family background either that suddenly changed his route now. Asked him, Why not join an established party? Too many people waiting already. Where will we get a chance? He never even tried. But that feeling was enough to send him elsewhere. How many youngsters feel the same? People aged 21–35 form roughly 29% of Tamil Nadu’s electorate, an estimated 1.66 crore voters. A generation that travels, sees more and discusses everything on social media. Will the same old ways of reaching them work? Annamalai’s route is different from the cinema crowd’s, but the field is getting crowded. Voters have more choices. Cadres have more doors to knock on. Established parties have strong roots. But who gives the next generation space to grow? Feels like an “innovate or die” situation is coming for everyone. Will future elections get tougher or simply more unpredictable? What do you think?

My deepest sympathies to the poor crowd forced to sit through this autobiography of imaginary achievements. Their patience deserves a national award! 😂😂😂

Vanni Arasu calling DMK shameless? Winning elections with DMK’s support and then turning against them. Is that self-respect? Switching sides for a ministerial berth. Is that self-respect? When a student cries over college fees and your entire group turns against him. Is that self-respect? DMK, AIADMK, back to DMK, then DMDK, and back to DMK again. Is that self-respect? Before lecturing DMK about shamelessness, first try conducting a rally without your leader having to run around controlling your own party cadres. Just six months of travelling in a siren car, and look at the attitude . As if already become the Prime Minister of India! 🙄

Called a friend in Chennai after seeing this tweet. He said, “Aama da, tsunami la swimming pottutu irukken. Vandhu rescue pannu. Thoonga vidu machi!” nu phone ah vachittaan. 🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

உள்ளூர் அரசியல்ல இருந்து உலக அரசியல் வரைக்கும் மனுஷன் விடாம பேசுறாரே யா… எப்படிங்க ஜீ, எல்லாத்துலயும் இவ்வளவு தெளிவு?

From infrastructure to transport to airports, major projects are getting cancelled or put on hold. Meanwhile, salary hikes for TASMAC employees, new cars for MLAs, bigger police budgets and reports of electricity being bought at ₹35 per unit. Excellent! Money going out everywhere. But where is the money coming from? 🙄