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Tamil Nadu CM announces withdrawal of cases against protesting farmers and teachers

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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay announced that the state government will drop cases filed against farmers and teachers who protested during the DMK regime. The move is intended to strengthen democratic values and restore public trust in the administration. Alongside this, the government unveiled plans for statewide drinking water projects, waste-to-energy initiatives, and upgrades to digital driving licenses. The Chief Minister also acknowledged ongoing protests by sanitary workers in Chennai, signaling the government's commitment to addressing workers' concerns.

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