Pulse of Chennai anonymous opinion poll

Does this Govt. have zero tolerance for corruption?

In plain English: Does the government have zero tolerance for corruption?

Choose between Yes, very strict and Just show off.

N. Veerasamy, a TVK official and Chairman of Mambakkam Panchayat Union, was kicked out of his party and arrested. This happened after a video went viral, which supposedly showed him taking a bribe of ₹1.3 lakh from a road contractor. Veerasamy denies these claims, saying the money was to pay back a personal loan and that the video is part of a political scheme against him. This incident occurred on the same day the Tamil Nadu government, led by Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay, ordered anti-corruption signs to be put up in all public offices and launched a WhatsApp helpline for people to report bribery.

The live Chennai verdict

Nowadays, many people in Chennai talk about corruption. Some feel the government is really strict. Others think it is just for show. People have different ideas about what is happening.

As per today's poll results, 55% of participants are saying “Yes, very strict”. The poll is still live and the complete split unlocks after you vote. This is one of the questions trending on Pulse of Chennai right now.

Live result card: 55% currently lean Yes, very strict — Does this Govt. have zero tolerance for corruption?

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Published 19 July 2026. Results represent Pulse of Chennai participants and are not a scientific population survey.