The city of Chennai has been flooded due to non-stop torrential rainfalls.
Actor Kamal Haasan, in a recent interview, which he gave from his hometown in Chennai, said that describing the situation as calamitous would be an understatement, reported India times.com. He said that even though he is safe and sound, he felt guilty looking at other poor and middle-class families who are suffering.
Lashing out at the authorities and people who are not doing their civic duties seriously, he said that the entire system has collapsed. He further questioned the capabilities of the civic bodies and said that he won't be accepting the authority and the decisions of the self-proclaimed Gods-the politicians. He also added, that instead of spending Rs. 4000 crore on corporate projects, the money should be distributed amongst the residents of the country.
Actor Kamal Haasan, in a recent interview, which he gave from his hometown in Chennai, said that describing the situation as calamitous would be an understatement, reported India times.com. He said that even though he is safe and sound, he felt guilty looking at other poor and middle-class families who are suffering.
Lashing out at the authorities and people who are not doing their civic duties seriously, he said that the entire system has collapsed. He further questioned the capabilities of the civic bodies and said that he won't be accepting the authority and the decisions of the self-proclaimed Gods-the politicians. He also added, that instead of spending Rs. 4000 crore on corporate projects, the money should be distributed amongst the residents of the country.
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