AIADMK Chief Palaniswami Accuses Stalin of Defamatory Remarks
AIADMK chief Edapapdi K Palaniswami condemned DMK leader and Chief Minister MK Stalin's defamatory remarks, rejecting accusations of AIADMK's violent history. Highlighting past alliances, Palaniswami questioned the credibility of derogatory terms used by DMK supporters and warned of political retaliation.
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AIADMK chief Edapapdi K Palaniswami has denounced DMK leader and Chief Minister MK Stalin's statements, in which he was labeled a 'Sanghi.' Palaniswami dismissed these remarks as defamatory.
Addressing a large rally, Palaniswami refuted Stalin's claims that the AIADMK was involved in violence against anti-CAA protestors. He presented a photo of late leaders M Karunanidhi and Murasoli Maran with former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, asking if they too could be called 'Sanghi.'
Sanghi is a term linked to the RSS and used pejoratively by DMK and its affiliates. Palaniswami warned that AIADMK will respond if such defamatory statements continue.
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