CM works from hospital, reviews ‘Ungaludan Stalin’ scheme
Chief Minister Stalin on Tuesday reviewed the progress of the ‘Ungaludan Stalin’ scheme from the hospital.
CM Stalin
CHENNAI: CHENNAI: Chief Minister MK Stalin, who was hospitalised on Monday following giddiness during a morning walk, continued to discharge his official duties from the hospital. Chief Minister Stalin on Tuesday reviewed the progress of the ‘Ungaludan Stalin’ scheme from the hospital.
In a message posted on his ‘X’ handle, Stalin said, “I am continuing to discharge my government duties from the hospital. I inquired with the Chief Secretary about the number of petitions received till yesterday, the number of petitions resolved and if the camps were progressing as planned.
I have instructed the Chief Secretary to gather the details and ensure that there is no delay in resolving the people’s petitions.”
5.74 lakh applications received
A release circulated by the state information department about the progress of the ‘Ungaludan Scheme’ said that based on the doctor’s advice, the Chief Minister had a discussion with Chief Secretary N Muruganandam about the government duties, mainly the progress of the ‘Ungaludan Stain’ scheme, which was launched to deliver 46 different services/schemes of the government through 15 departments at the locality of the people in the State. Till Monday, about 5,74,614 petitions had been received under the scheme, the release said.
Meanwhile, Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin, who called on his father at the hospital on Tuesday morning, said that the Chief Minister will return home soon. Responding to media queries about the health condition of his father, Udhayanidhi said, “He (Stalin) is doing well.
Some tests were done this morning. Doctors will issue a statement regarding that. The hospital issued a statement yesterday. He has been advised to rest for three days. He will recover and return home soon.”
Earlier in the day, Chief Minister Stalin travelled by car to the Teynampet branch of Apollo Hospital, where he underwent some diagnostic tests before returning to the hospital on Greams Road. Former Union minister and his elder brother M K Alagiri also called on the Chief Minister at the hospital.
