On May 11, 2026, the Coimbatore Collectorate resumed its weekly grievances redress meetings, which had been on hold since the Model Code of Conduct was implemented for elections on March 15. During the meeting, over 200 petitions were submitted by the public. Farmers from Ermunai Ilaingar Ani raised concerns about inadequate compensation for crops severely damaged by recent rains and strong winds, affecting their livelihoods. They requested relief based on actual losses, including compensation for individual damaged trees. Additionally, members of the Hindu Munnani submitted a petition alleging irregularities in the construction of a CSI building in Ganapathy, claiming it was built on a disputed site while a court case was pending. They accused the builders of obtaining permissions by hiding facts. Furthermore, shareholders from the Thudiyalur Cooperative Agricultural Service Society sought action against an official for allegedly forcing staff to perform personal duties at their residence, calling for an inquiry into these claims.