In a recent development, AIADMK MLA, Jayaraman, criticized the government for the decision to shut down Amma clinics in Tamil Nadu. The MLA expressed his disappointment with the move and raised concerns about the impact it would have on the healthcare services provided to the people. Amma clinics, which were launched by the former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, have been instrumental in delivering affordable and accessible healthcare to the underprivileged sections of society. The closure of these clinics has sparked a debate among political circles and the public. Jayaraman emphasized the importance of these clinics in catering to the medical needs of the economically weaker sections and urged the government to reconsider its decision. The MLA’s statement has garnered attention and has put pressure on the authorities to review the closure of the clinics. The issue has become a topic of discussion in the state and has raised questions about the government’s commitment to providing healthcare to all citizens. The fate of the Amma clinics remains uncertain as the government faces criticism and calls for a reevaluation of its decision. The closure of these clinics has left many wondering about the future of healthcare services in Tamil Nadu and has become a point of contention in the political landscape.