Velu highlighted discrepancies between the tender details published in newspapers and those posted online, suggesting a lack of transparency in the procurement process. Beyond the administrative friction, he invoked the historical significance of the current office, questioning the rationale behind abandoning a space that has served generations of Tamil Nadu leadership. He further pressed the government to consider the logistical strain such a move would place on Secretariat staff.
Minister Arjuna rejected the accusations, characterizing Velu’s claims as products of inaccurate reporting. He maintained that the tender process remains ongoing and emphasized a commitment to fiscal prudence. To address the mounting scrutiny, the Minister committed to releasing a formal White Paper detailing the project's scope and financial justification, though he provided no specific timeline for its delivery.
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