DMK president MK Stalin on Saturday took a dig at Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay over his conduct within the State Meeting, alleging that the Chief Minister was treating the Home as a cinema set and specializing in delivering “punch dialogues”.
Addressing a DMK government assembly, Stalin additionally accused Vijay of adjusting the names of schemes launched through the DMK’s tenure, information company ANI reported.
“The current Chief Minister is busy altering the names of all of the schemes we launched. He’s treating the Legislative Meeting like a cinema set and delivering punch dialogues. So far as we’re involved, whether or not we win or lose, we’re individuals who stay deeply related with the day-to-day lives of the individuals,” MK Stalin stated.
Earlier in June, when the opposition DMK staged a walkout within the Meeting, Vijay didn’t let that deter him. He sought Speaker JCD Pabhakar’s permission to finish all of it with a dramatic gesture, mirroring that of former CM MK Stalin.
Parts of Vijay’s speech went viral, however one second in the direction of the top caught everybody’s consideration. The actor-politician sought permission to make a dramatic gesture on the finish of his speech. He remarked that the individuals he meant it for walked out, however puzzled if he might nonetheless do it. When permitted to, he smiled and made a dramatic ‘it’s over’ gesture together with his hand as Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam
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‘We have now solely misplaced an election’
Stalin stated the get together’s electoral defeat needs to be considered as a chance to reassess and plan for its future.
“Allow us to contemplate this as a chance we’ve been given to plan the way forward for the get together. That is going to be a vital Government Committee assembly within the historical past of the get together. Along with your approval, we’re going to make main and vital adjustments to the organisational construction of the get together,” stated Stalin.
DMK rejects free automobiles
On Friday, Chief of Opposition (LoP) Udhayanidhi Stalin stated all 59 DMK legislators had determined to not avail Vijay’s supply of free cares, information company ANI reported.
“For the reason that TVK authorities has been saying from day one after assuming energy that the federal government is in debt, all 59 DMK MLAs have determined to not avail this supply. We urge the federal government to offer free automobiles to MLAs solely after verifying their election affidavits, whether or not they already personal automobiles and what their monetary standing is,” Udhayanidhi stated.
Earlier, DMK spokesperson Saravanan Annadurai criticised the proposal, saying the federal government shouldn’t spend public cash on what he described as a luxurious that was not a precedence.
“The TVK authorities needs to splurge public cash on luxurious, which isn’t a precedence.” “The CM stated that the state coffers had been worn out when he took cost because the CM. Now, how will they fulfill this promise?” Annadurai requested.
(With inputs from companies)
