Archive · 4 Sep 2025
PMK Leader Condemns Assault at 'Ungaludan Stalin' Camp
Anbumani Ramadoss of PMK is speaking out about an incident at a 'Ungaludan Stalin' camp, where an elderly man was reportedly attacked.
This man, Venkatapathy, had asked why his previous petitions hadn't been addressed.
According to reports, he was then assaulted by officials, including a police officer.
Ramadoss strongly condemned this action, saying that it is unacceptable.
He also criticized the 'Ungaludan Stalin' initiative, claiming it's not working and hasn't helped the people.
This event has drawn attention to the treatment of citizens by officials.
Anbumani Ramadoss condemned the assault on a 64-year-old petitioner.
The incident took place at an 'Ungaludan Stalin' grievance camp.
Officials allegedly attacked Venkatapathy after he questioned the lack of action on his petition.
Ramadoss criticized the officials' actions, demanding they be punished.
He also criticized the DMK government's grievance redressal drive.
- Who
- Venkatapathy and officials at 'Ungaludan Stalin' camp
- What
- Assault of a 64-year-old petitioner
- When
- Recently, mentioned on Thursday
- Where
- Sathur village, Tamil Nadu
- Why
- Petitioner questioned officials about lack of action on his petition.
PMK View
DMK View
Effectiveness of Grievance Camps
PMK View
The 'Ungaludan Stalin' camps are a 'gimmick' that has failed.
DMK View
Not available in this article.
Treatment of Petitioners
PMK View
Officials should be punished for assaulting a senior citizen who asked about his petition.
DMK View
Not available in this article.
- Incident Location
- Sathur village, Ranipet district, Tamil Nadu
- Victim
- 64-year-old petitioner, Venkatapathy
- Alleged Assaulters
- Village Administrative Officers, police personnel
- Accusation
- Brutal assault
- Event
- Assault during 'Ungaludan Stalin' grievance camp
- Criticism
- Lack of action on petitions
- Critic's Party
- PMK
