In a recent development, AIADMK MLA R Kanagaraj criticized the government for shutting down Amma clinics in Chennai. Kanagaraj expressed his concerns over the closure of these clinics, which were originally established by former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa to provide healthcare services to the underprivileged. The MLA highlighted the importance of these clinics in offering essential medical assistance to the economically weaker sections of society. He emphasized the need to reopen these clinics to ensure that the healthcare needs of the vulnerable population are met. Kanagaraj’s remarks have sparked a debate on the government’s healthcare policies and its impact on the marginalized communities in Tamil Nadu. The closure of Amma clinics has raised questions about the accessibility of healthcare services for those who rely on these facilities for their medical requirements. The government is now under pressure to address these concerns and come up with a solution to meet the healthcare needs of the disadvantaged groups in the state. With the issue gaining attention, it remains to be seen how the government will respond to the calls for reopening the Amma clinics and ensuring the continuity of essential healthcare services for the underprivileged. The fate of these clinics and the impact on the healthcare landscape in Chennai will be closely monitored in the coming days.