Leading the BJP's charge against the DMK-led government in Tamil Nadu, the party's newly elected national working president Nitin Nabin on Sunday claimed that people in the state were "deeply dissatisfied" with the ruling dispensation's administrative failures.

Nabin further said, while speaking to mediapersons in Coimbatore, BJP workers were fully prepared to take Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of a corruption-free and prosperous Tamil Nadu to every household and polling booth.

"The people of Tamil Nadu are deeply dissatisfied with the DMK government's administrative failures. Our dedicated karyakartas are fully prepared and committed to taking the noble vision of a corruption-free, prosperous Tamil Nadu under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi- National Democratic Alliance to every house and every polling booth," he said.

Earlier, addressing the BJP's 'Professionals Connect' programme on Saturday, Nabin had criticised the ruling DMK, alleging that it neither understood development nor respected the state's culture.

He described the BJP’s political thrust in Tamil Nadu as a grassroots movement to replace "administrative failure" with the NDA's promise of growth.