Chennai: Accused the powerful DMK of false cases in power towards members of AIDMK, the coordinator of the Party O Panneerselvam and coordinator with Edappadi K Palaniswami on Friday confirmed that the ruling party’s dream of finishing from Aiadmk would only be “daydream.” AIADMK has undergone repressive steps like that in the past and remained strong, they said.
The statement approached the heel of the Directorate of Precautions and Anti-Corruption registered the case of disproportionate assets of the former Transport Minister M R Vijayabaskkar.
“DMK must leave regressive and advanced acts to run his government honestly and efficiently,” said leaders, while announcing the agitation of the countries on July 28 to DMK’s indifference to DMK’s welfare.
AIDMK cadres will take part in agitation in front of their homes, raising slogans against the state government.
The leaders said the first family member of the DMK, including M k Stalin, Udhyanidhi Stalin, Kanimozhi and Dayanidhi Maran during the election campaign had promised that the DMK would cancel Neet after power, and said they only knew the formula.
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“Now ask for students to prepare for the test after an official announcement about the test behavior.
It was a good betrayal to trust the DMK and the government caused by Tamil Nadu students.” The leaders said.
The party accused that the price of essential commodities and construction materials has been fired every time the DMK is in power.
DMK which makes the promise of polls to reduce the price of fuel and subsidies for LPG cylinders remain silent and talk about “power outages due to squirrels.” DMK’s indifference and negligence in providing uninterrupted input supplies for agriculture and power supply will cause rural economic and poverty crisis, leaders warn.
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By quoting the construction of a dam on the Markandeya River, the Inter-Country River, by Karnataka and its efforts to build a massive dam in Mekedatu across the Cauvery River, Aidmk leader said the state must remain vigilant.
“This is the biggest danger, threats, and injustice for Tamil Nadu,” they said.