Former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin said the state government's decision to drop the Parandur international airport project would set back Tamil Nadu's development by several years.
Former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin criticised the state government's decision to drop the Parandur international airport project, calling it an "irreversible setback" for Tamil Nadu's growth. The decision was announced by Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay in the Assembly under Rule 110, without a debate.
Stalin said making such a far-reaching announcement without allowing members to voice their views was "deeply troubling." He noted that Tamil Nadu's position as a leader in electronics exports and automobiles made a world-class airport in Chennai essential. "Rejecting such a vital project is not change. It is a massive disappointment," he said.
The former chief minister said dropping the project would set the state's development back by several years.
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