In a recent development, AIADMK MLA (Member of the Legislative Assembly) has criticized the government for shutting down several Amma clinics in Tamil Nadu. The MLA expressed concerns over the closure of these clinics, which were originally set up by former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa to provide affordable healthcare to the underprivileged sections of society. The closure of these clinics has raised questions about the government’s commitment to providing accessible healthcare to all its citizens. The MLA highlighted the importance of these clinics in offering essential medical services to the marginalized communities, especially during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The decision to close down the Amma clinics has faced backlash from various quarters, with many demanding the government to reconsider its stance and ensure the continuation of these vital healthcare facilities. The closure of these clinics has sparked a debate on the government’s healthcare policies and its impact on the welfare of the common people. It remains to be seen how the government responds to these criticisms and whether it takes steps to address the concerns raised by the MLA and other stakeholders. The fate of the Amma clinics has become a contentious issue in Tamil Nadu, with many advocating for their revival to ensure that the state’s healthcare system remains inclusive and accessible to all.