Social Justice: Efforts to Pulverize, said CM

Chennai: The Chairman of the Minister of Tamil Nadu M St.
Stalin said on Tuesday to the assembly that some personal interests have conducted the wrong information campaign on social media to demean and disrupt the government’s efforts to ensure social justice.
He refers to a social media campaign against the government’s orders that pave the way for all Hindus to become a priest.
“Some cannot bear it.
They have engineered a cunning plan and executed them to bother him,” said CM which pointed to several social media campaigns that spread the wrong information that new people had been appointed in places of priests serving in religious temples.
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It was the impact of the appointment command issued for 24 trained non-brahmanic pastors, including five Dalits and an Othuvar woman, on the 75th Independence Day.
Nothing is relieved from their posts to issue an appointment order (under the scheme), cm clarifying.
“If such events occur anywhere and the same thing is reported with evidence, the government will surely take the right action,” he said.
“People are very aware that some people try to demean government efforts to their political benefits and disrupt social justice (given),” CM said.
The government applies orders, which remain stalled for a long time because of circumstances.
“By applying orders and issuing promises (for non-brahmanic priests), the government has fulfilled a dream of the former cm m grace, who wants to remove the thorns at the perilyar heart,” CM said in the middle of applause.
Previously, Minister HR & CE P K Sekar Babu said no one could stop the government to appoint a trained Archakar, regardless of their caste, in temples to ensure the same rights and social justice for everyone.
“The appointment of the priests was carried out according to religion Vidhi.
Some elements disseminate false information that a new promise was made to replace the priests who had worked,” he said as he responded to thousands of lights of MLA N queries ezilan to the appointment of the priests at the Temple of HR & CE.
For example, a priest from Venkatatchallapathy’s temple in Sattur in Virudhunagar, who retired 13 years ago, still continues to work at the temple.
The department treats empty posts and appoints a trained Vaishnavite Imam, Srinivasan.
“For humanitarian reasons, the department allows retirees of Imam to continue working in one of the sub-temples according to the direction of CM.
No priests are relieved or removed from work,” The minister clarified.
Demonstrating the appointment of an Othuvar woman, Suhanjana, at the Dhenupureeswarar Temple in Chennai, the minister said the elements of women’s empowerment tried to tarnish the effort of CM.
The former minister of chairman of the rights worked for the development of marginalized and oppressed society classes.
If it’s wrong, Minister of Chief Justice M Stalin will repeat it again and continue to do so, said Sekar Babu.
Duraimurugan’s floor leader praised CM’s efforts and called the appointment of non-Brahmanic Archakar and Othuvar women as social reform.
He remembered how reception to the medical seat was rejected in the past based on caste.
Meanwhile, the Thamizhnadu Brahmin association issued a statement that was alleged that HR & CE had transferred several priests from services and appointed non-Brahmin as a priest at temples in Sattur and Samayapuram in Trichy and several other temples.
Furthermore said that the appointment of 24 non-Brahmana Archakar hurt everyone and it amounted to the insults of the court, which issued a verdict that Vizhi religion had to be followed during the appointment of priests.