Chennai Floods: Actress Aditi got angry with this attitude of the police during rescue work, and also got angry at cm Stalin.
The last few days have been very heavy for Chennai. Cyclonic storm Michong has wreaked havoc non-stop in chennai and its neighboring districts. Now tamil actress Aditi Balan, who rose to fame with the film Aruvi, has fiercely criticized the tamil Nadu government on social media. Let us know what the whole matter is.
The last few days have been very heavy for Chennai. Cyclonic storm Michong has wreaked havoc non-stop in chennai and its neighboring districts. 400 to 500 mm of rain fell since sunday morning, flooding homes and destroying cars and bikes in the coastal metropolis. Now tamil actress Aditi Balan, who rose to fame with the film Aruvi, has fiercely criticized the tamil Nadu government on social media. Let us know what the whole matter is.
Aditi Balan had gone out to save her family in the flood
Actress Aditi Balan took to social media to question the tamil Nadu government, claiming that while rescuing families stranded in floods, she was asked to move her car to make way for chief minister MK Stalin's convoy. Even in such difficult times, they have been waiting for the CM's vehicle to pass. The actress has raised questions on the cm as well as the administration.
Had to data-face problems due to CM's convoy
Aditi, ex, shared a video on twitter and wrote, "Sarkar, where are you? I just went to Radhakrishnan Nagar, Tiruva Miyur. Water from surrounding areas has been poured into this area. Dead animals were floating there " The actress further wrote, We had to go through a complete standstill to save the 2 children and their grandmother. Meanwhile, a boat with 6 policemen had reached River view Road in Kotturpuram to pick up a woman.
Expressed displeasure by sharing the post on Twitter
Criticizing the government, the actress wrote, "Also, when the CM's convoy was coming, I was asked to move my car while waiting to pick up a family passing through standing water. I want to know what the CM's Was the convoy more important or saving people's lives."