In a recent development, an AIADMK MLA criticized the government for shutting down Amma clinics in Chennai. The MLA raised concerns about the impact of closing down these clinics on the healthcare services provided to the people. Amma clinics were established by the former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, J Jayalalithaa, to offer affordable and accessible healthcare to the underprivileged sections of society. The MLA highlighted the importance of these clinics in providing basic medical services to the people and urged the government to reconsider its decision. The closure of Amma clinics has sparked a debate among political circles in Tamil Nadu, with opposition parties also criticizing the move. The government, on the other hand, has defended its decision, citing financial constraints and the need to streamline healthcare services in the state. The issue has become a topic of discussion among the public, with many expressing their disappointment over the closure of these clinics. The future of Amma clinics and the government’s healthcare policies have now come under scrutiny, with calls for a reevaluation of the decision. The closure of Amma clinics is expected to have a significant impact on healthcare delivery in Chennai and other parts of Tamil Nadu, raising questions about the government’s commitment to providing affordable healthcare to all sections of society.