Tamil Nadu Cm Mk Stalin calls Aiadmk ‘Old Related Slave’, set “with BJP star-news.press/wp

The General Minister of Tamil Nadu Mk Stalin came out on Saturday Aiadm, calling the BJPRA “an old old slave camp”.

Stalin reacted to Aiadmk and BJP, the State opposition party said that the BJP has suffered threats to establish its conspiracies, which will give you the right answers to the people of Tamil Nadu.

“Only BJPA or comes with partners, Tamil Nadu is ready.

The BJP-Aiadm Alliances failed: Stalin

Aiadmk has claimed to oppose the imposition of the Hindi, against three language policy and WAQF’s imposition and also representation of Tamil Nadu in delimitation times, Mk Stalin said.

He asked, “Are all these parts of the minimum ordinary program?”

Stalin announced Aiadmk-BJP’s UNION minister, Aiadmk-BJP was announced on Friday, he used his press conference to DML, his General Minister.

“AIADMK-BJP is convicted of failure. Now the villages of Tamil Nadu repeated the coalition. Now Shah has failed the same alliance,” he said.

Mk Stalin said Amit Shah failed what an ideological base was formed. Instead, he was sure that a common minimum program would work.

Dravidian Party Chieond said when Shah talked to corruption when confirming the Alliance with Aiadmk, Tamil Nadu’s people “laughed.”

Mk Stalin came out on Amit Shah

The General Minister of Tamil deepened the Shah “Law and Order to claim that Tamil Nadu worsen.”

“This is not Manipur – this is killed more than 250 people in the last 18 months. When he regained the peace of the Union, he wants to interfere with peace in peaceful states like Tamil Nadu,” he said.

“Specifically, it maintains the law and orders, which also confirm the government statistics of the Union. However, the Union’s home minister tried to ignite the fear of the law and the distribution of the order,” Stalin added.

Aiadm, BJP and all aspects of Alliance have decided to compete in the Vidhan Sabha election in Tamil Nadu by national democratic alliance.

This significant political development comes before the election of Tamil Nadu, which will be held in 2026.