CHENNAI: President of BJP’s Tamil Nadu unit L Murugan on Wednesday alleged that the DMK government and its ministers have abandoned late chief minister and party patriarch M Karunanidhi’s policy of maintaining a cordial relationship with the central authorities for the advantage of this nation.
“Former DMK president and CM M Karunanidhi emphasised the value of a cordial relationship with the central authorities that could fetch excellent results for your nation.
Karunanidhi said it whenever he had been in power,” explained Murugan at a statement.
The current DMK government and its own finance ministry PTR Palanivel Thiagarajan had abandoned Karunanidhi’s policy,” he added.
He explained Palanivel Thiagarajan’s announcement in the GST council meeting there was no marriage with no conditions.
The Union had requested the Centre to not be the begrudging donor.
Murugan reported that country finance minister was talking in an”childish way.” According to the overdue DMK president,” Stalin must keep a great relationship with all the central authorities for the welfare of Tamil Nadu and deliver great schemes into the nation, said Murugansaid He requested Stalin to notify the exact same for his ministers.
“At this crucial juncture, they ought to concentrate on the wellbeing of these people rather than the opportunity to perform politics.
You insist this into a ministers,” he explained Murugan remembered Stalin’s announcement that the collapse in controlling the very first tide of Covid-19 had contributed to the next tide in Tamil Nadu.
The BJP leader said that the doubts raised by Stalin, who had been the resistance leader and leaders of all DMK alliance parties had established vaccine hesitancy in the nation.
This has been the reason behind not putting a stop to the very first wave,” he explained.
Murugan stated Stalin should challenge himself if he had served as a responsible opposition leader.
Pointing to the coming of 4.20 lakh Covishield dosages and 75,000 Covaxin into the nation by the Centre on Tuesday, the state BJP chief explained,”The authorities in the Centre is worried about saving the lives of individuals.
We hope the same in the state authorities.”