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DMK Councillor Calls Mayor Unfit to Lead, Suspended

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August 30, 2025

The monthly council meeting of the city corporation witnessed heated exchanges between a DMK councillor and mayor Mu Anbalagan, which resulted in the former's suspension for two meetings.

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When V Ramadoss of ward 55 tried to raise an issue, Mayor Anbalagan intervened and accused him of illegally installing a water connection in his ward.

This led to a heated argument between the two. Anbalagan instructed officials to file a police complaint. Ramadoss responded by questioning Anbalagan's leadership and said he was 'unfit to be Mayor'. Enraged, Anbalagan ordered officials to remove Ramadoss from the meeting hall and announced that he would be suspended for the next two council sessions.

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