TNCC President K. Selvaperunthagai  Photo | Express
Tamil Nadu

INDIA bloc remains united: TNCC president K Selvaperunthagai

Selvaperunthagai said AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami, who entered into an alliance with the BJP “under compulsion”,

Express News Service

CHENNAI: TNCC president K Selvaperunthagai on Monday alleged that the BJP, unable to gain a foothold in Tamil Nadu, was deploying Union Home Minister Amit Shah to tour the state and issue threats to parties of the INDIA bloc, including the Congress. He asserted that the INDIA bloc in Tamil Nadu remains united and functions cohesively based on shared principles.

Selvaperunthagai said AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami, who entered into an alliance with the BJP “under compulsion”, claimed at a meeting in Salem that the AIADMK would form the government with a clear majority, but avoided using the term National Democratic Alliance. Taking a dig at Amit Shah’s remarks on corruption, the TNCC chief said it was akin to “the devil quoting the scriptures”. He alleged that the BJP amassed large donations through the electoral bonds scheme by favouring corporates.

Microsoft outage persists in India, users report fresh spike in Outlook, Teams disruptions

Rahul Gandhi alleges government surveillance, claims Modi has his 'phone tapped'

'No information on special Parliament session on delimitation’: Priyanka says Opposition not consulted

Ladakh protest enters second day, Wangchuk claims 'under house arrest'

Fresh low-pressure area forms over Bay of Bengal, likely to intensify into depression by Nov 15