While the Prime Minister remains silent on everyday issues impacting the common man, his cabinet focuses on #SanatanaDharma by spreading false...
Chief Minister M.K. Stalin urged DMK cadres to avoid communal diversions and question the BJP on Manipur violence and CAG irregularities.
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While the Prime Minister remains silent on everyday issues impacting the common man, his cabinet focuses on #SanatanaDharma by spreading false narratives and fuelling it with support from a few media outlets.
I urge our DMK leaders and cadre not to react to such diversion tactics and to continue posing questions to the BJP on #ManipurViolence, #AdaniHindenburg, a whopping 7.50 lakh crore rupees flagged in the #CAGreport, and other pressing issues, along with highlighting 9-year failures of the BJP.
We will keep on posing questions, and so will #INDIA.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin issued a firm advisory urging Dravidian Munnetra Kazhagam office-bearers and grassroots cadres not to be distracted by orchestrated sectarian debates surrounding Sanatana Dharma. Stalin noted that while the Prime Minister maintains persistent silence on everyday livelihood concerns impacting ordinary citizens, central ministers and allied media outlets actively amplify divisive theological controversies to deflect public scrutiny from core governance failures.
The Chief Minister instructed party workers and opposition INDIA alliance partners to focus public attention on critical national challenges. He emphasized the necessity of demanding accountability regarding ongoing sectarian violence in Manipur, corporate favoritism involving the Adani Group, and staggering financial discrepancies amounting to 7.50 lakh crore rupees flagged in recent audit reports by the Comptroller and Auditor General of India. Stalin pointed out that nine years of central administration have produced deep economic distress that cannot be concealed by communal rhetoric.
Stalin affirmed that the opposition will persistently demand answers on behalf of the common people. He concluded that democratic vigilance and factual questioning remain the most effective instruments to dismantle misleading propaganda and protect constitutional governance.