The minister addressed the controversy while presiding over district-level athletics competitions. His remarks coincide with broader political unrest, as the INDIA bloc recently marched toward the Election Commission to demand the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Beyond national politics, Rajmohan defended the transparency of Chief Minister Vijay’s administration, asserting that his ministers engage with the press regularly.
On local governance, Rajmohan noted that the state is weighing public opinion regarding the new Secretariat project. He also touted the success of the Singa Penn force, claiming a measurable decline in crimes against women since its implementation. Regarding the recent by-polls in Madurantakam and Dharapuram, the minister expressed confidence in the victory of the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), praising the absence of cash-for-vote tactics. He dismissed recent viral videos questioning TVK campaign spending and urged media outlets to verify reports before circulating allegations involving party members like P. Sathyabama.
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