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Annamalai attacks Vijay govt as Tamil Nadu clocks single-digit GST growth
By India Today News Desk4 min read at India Today
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Former BJP state president K Annamalai and DMK president MK Stalin separately criticized Tamil Nadu's TVK government for single-digit GST growth and the loss of a Rs 1,614 crore Korean investment to Andhra Pradesh.
Annamalai and Stalin used these economic issues to attack the government's fiscal management and Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay's leadership.
Official data confirmed Tamil Nadu's GST collections contracted from April to September before a 3% rise in October, while neighboring states posted significantly higher growth.
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Tamil Nadu's economic performance under the TVK government has come under attack from former BJP state president K Annamalai and DMK president MK Stalin, who separately highlighted weak GST collections and loss of a major Korean investment to Andhra Pradesh.
Annamalai, We The Leaders founder and former BJP state president, in a detailed post in X, said Tamil Nadu's GST collection performance over the last six months "raises serious questions about our state's economy, the government's fiscal priorities, and the incumbent TVK government's ability to generate sustainable revenue". The only relief, he noted, was that revenues finally showed growth in October — though still in single digits.
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