In a recent development, AIADMK MLA, C. Jayaram, criticized the government for shutting down Amma clinics in Tamil Nadu. These clinics were established by the late Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa to provide affordable healthcare services to the underprivileged sections of society. Jayaram expressed his disappointment, stating that the closure of these clinics would adversely affect the healthcare access of the economically weaker sections. The MLA emphasized the importance of these clinics in providing essential medical services to those in need. The decision to shut down the Amma clinics has sparked controversy and raised concerns among the public. The move has been met with criticism from various quarters, with many questioning the government’s rationale for closing down these vital healthcare facilities. The closure of the Amma clinics has also reignited the debate on the state of healthcare infrastructure in Tamil Nadu and the government’s commitment to providing accessible and affordable healthcare services to all its citizens. The issue is likely to remain a point of contention in the coming days as stakeholders continue to voice their opinions and concerns about the impact of the closure of the Amma clinics. It remains to be seen how the government will address these criticisms and whether any alternative measures will be put in place to ensure that the healthcare needs of the underprivileged sections are met effectively.