BJP leader Narayanan Thirupathy condemns Congress for their alliance with DMK, a party that had previously called Indira Gandhi a "female Hitler" and demanded the release of Rajiv Gandhi's assassins. He accuses Congress of prioritizing power and wealth over Rajiv Gandhi's sacrifice, and becoming subservient to DMK leader M. K. Stalin.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has declared that his political party, the DMK, will challenge the recently passed Waqf Bill in the Supreme Court. The CM condemned the passing of the amendment at 2 am, alleging pressure from a few allies, despite opposition from most parties in India. He also highlighted that the state Assembly has already passed a resolution opposing the amendment, and that a case will be filed in the Supreme Court on behalf of the DMK. The Waqf Bill seeks to improve the administration and management of waqf properties in India, but its passing has been met with criticism and opposition.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has fiercely responded to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's recent comments about the state's language policy and delimitation of parliamentary seats. Stalin has defended the principles of linguistic diversity and fair political representation in Tamil Nadu, arguing that these positions are gaining national support and causing discomfort to the BJP. The ongoing dispute between the two leaders centers on the proposed three-language policy and concerns about potential impacts of delimitation on political representation in southern states.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin hit back at his Uttar Pradesh counterpart Yogi Adityanath for his comments on the state's protest against the National Education Policy and Lok Sabha delimitation. Calling it a "battle for dignity and justice", Stalin accused the BJP of being "clearly rattled" by their protests. Amid the controversy over the two-language policy, Adityanath had stated that the country shouldn't be divided based on language or region to which Stalin responded, "This isn't riot-for-votes politics, it's a battle for dignity and justice."
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, along with CMs of Kerala, Telangana, Punjab and others, has called for a JAC meeting on delimitation in Chennai. While addressing the leaders, Stalin clarifies that the protest is not against delimitation itself, but aims to ensure fair representation for states that have successfully controlled population growth. Deputy CM Udhayanidhi Stalin further stresses on the need to reward states for their efforts in achieving stable population growth, rather than penalising them with a decrease in political representation.
Tamil Nadu CM M.K. Stalin, Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan, and Telangana CM A. Revanth Reddy come together to oppose the proposed Lok Sabha delimitation exercise which they see as a threat to the rights and representation of Southern states. They demand a fair and unbiased delimitation process and accuse the BJP-led government of imposing a policy of 'demographic penalty' which would silence the voices of the South. The leaders also highlight the economic and cultural contributions of their states and warn against being marginalized in the country's political landscape.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Stalin has called for fair delimitation as a crucial step in protecting the state's rights. Ahead of the Joint Action Committee meeting with Opposition CMs, Stalin emphasized the need for fair representation and extended a warm welcome to leaders from other affected states. This movement, started by Tamil Nadu, has now gained national momentum with various states coming together to demand fair delimitation. The meeting is being seen as a significant show of strength by the Opposition parties against the BJP.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin issued a video statement, calling for fair delimitation to uphold the state's rights. Ahead of the Joint Action Committee meeting with Opposition state Chief Ministers, Stalin extended his warm welcome to leaders from other states, emphasizing the need for fair representation. This meeting is seen as a major show of strength by the Opposition parties and a defining moment in their collective journey to shape the future of the country.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin is leading a movement to demand fair delimitation for the country. In a historic unity, 58 political parties of Tamil Nadu set aside their differences to support this cause. This movement has now gained national support with leaders from various affected states joining hands to seek justice and representation. This marks a significant moment for Indian federalism and democracy.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has accused the Bharatiya Janata Party of trying to impose Hindi on the state through the National Education Policy. He has been speaking out against the policy, calling it an attempt to develop Hindi instead of India. The centre has not responded to his recent attacks, with Stalin questioning Prime Minister Narendra Modi's commitment to federalism and accusing the BJP of seeking political revenge.