Tamil actress Aditi Balan who stole hearts from the movie Aruvi, voiced her concerns on social media, questioning the Tamil Nadu government's actions. She claimed that, while rescuing families stranded due to Cyclone Michaung's floods, she was instructed to move her car to clear the way for Chief Minister MK Stalin's convoy.
In a video posted on Twitter, Aditi expressed her distress, stating, "Government, where are you? I visited Radhakrishnan Nagar, Thiruvamiyur. Water from nearby areas has inundated this region. There were deceased animals floating around." She continued, "We had to navigate through the entire flooded area to rescue two children and their grandmother. Meanwhile, a boat carrying six policemen arrived at River View Road in Kottur Puram to fetch an influential lady."
In a follow-up message, Aditi penned, "Furthermore, I was requested to relocate my car while waiting to assist a family navigating through the stagnant waters due to the approaching CM convoy. @chennaicorp @chennaipolice @udhay_stalin @mkstalin Is this true?" Meanwhile, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin had posted on X, highlighting the relentless efforts of the entire government machinery in response to the situation.
— Aditi Balan (@AditiBalan) December 5, 2023
We had to walk thro the entire stagnation to rescue 2 kids and their grandma. Meanwhile a boat with 6 cops rowed into river view road in Kottur Puram to pick up one influential lady.
— Aditi Balan (@AditiBalan) December 5, 2023
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin recently posted on X, affirming the dedicated efforts of the government machinery in the ongoing situation. Additionally, he penned a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, urgently requesting an interim relief fund of Rs 5060 crores. Aditi Balan, known for her roles in films such as Kutty Story, Cold Case, and Shaakuntalam, is not only an accomplished actress but also holds qualifications as a lawyer.
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