DMK chief Stalin hits again at Yogi Adityanath over feedback on security of girls

DMK President M Okay Stalin on Thursday hit out at Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath for accusing his social gathering of failing to safeguard girls throughout its regime, saying he had no ethical proper to say so.
The truth is that the best variety of atrocities and sexual assaults in opposition to girls and women had been reported from Uttar Pradesh, as per the report bureau of Central authorities, he stated, including the chief minister of that state is accusing DMK on girls’s points.
“What moral right Yogi (Adityanath) has to blame the DMK,” Stalin requested at an election assembly at Koundampalayam in Coimbatore.
Why Yogi Adityanath, for that matter prime minister Narendra Modi who had additionally raised the problem of girls’s safety throughout DMK-Congress interval, didn’t search particulars of ‘mysterious’ dying of former chief minister Jayalalithaa, who was additionally a girl, the DMK chief stated.
Meanwhile, at a gathering in Mettupalayam close to right here to hunt votes for the DMK candidates, Stalin urged the Prime Minister to go and see the standing of the proposed AIIMS in Madurai, when he visits the town on April 2 for election marketing campaign.
He reminded Modi that the AIIMS was introduced within the 2015 price range and the muse stone was laid in 2017 by the Prime Minister himself.
Since there was no progress within the development, Stalin requested the prime minister to go to the world and see for himself the standing of the proposed hospital.
“If you do not find the brick which was laid for foundation, officials may tell that it was taken by Udayanidhi (Stalin’s son),” he stated. Udayanidhi was campaigning in and round Madurai with a brick with AIIMS written on it.
Stalin additionally took a dig at Tamil Nadu chief minister Okay Palanisami and requested whether or not he had braveness to hunt clarification on the problems being confronted by Tamil Nadu and its inhabitants, whereas sharing the stage with Modi.
Is Palaniswami courageous sufficient to oppose CAA and ask Modi to withdraw it, exempt Tamil Nadu from NEET and withdraw three farm legal guidelines affecting the lives of crores of farmers and benefiting a couple of company firms, he requested.
Similarly, the chief minister also needs to ask Modi to concern an order to the Tamil Nadu governor to launch the seven convicts within the former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi assassination case and why the Indian authorities abstained from voting on UNHRC decision in opposition to Sri Lanka, Stalin stated.
The DMK chief stated the BJP’s efforts to set foot in Tamil Nadu wouldn’t succeed.
“Modi’s attempt to set foot in Tamil Nadu, the Dravidian soil, the soil where Periyar, Annadurai and Karunanidhi were born, by spreading communal hatred, will not not succeed,” he added.
Highlighting the details within the DMK manifesto, like Rs 100 subsidy for LPG cylinders, Stalin stated the AIADMK authorities, the slave of the Centre, must be ousted for the welfare of the state and other people.