BJP can never grow in Tamil Nadu. We have taken up the ‘TN vs NDA’ campaign only to tear off the BJP’s AIADMK mask. They have been...
M.K. Stalin declared that the BJP's sectarian ideology has no place in Tamil Nadu, framing the election as a historic battle of Tamil identity versus central overreach.
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BJP can never grow in Tamil Nadu. We have taken up the ‘TN vs NDA’ campaign only to tear off the BJP’s AIADMK mask. They have been repeatedly rejected by the people.
There is a pro-incumbency wave in Tamil Nadu, and we will confidently win over 200 seats with people’s backing.
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Declaring that the BJP can never establish ideological roots in Tamil Nadu, M.K. Stalin defined the assembly election as an existential contest between "Tamil Nadu and the NDA." The state’s political soil, nurtured by Thanthai Periyar, Perarignar Anna, and Muthamizharignar Kalaignar, has consistently rejected majoritarian communalism and caste hierarchy in favor of rationalism and social equality.
Stalin observed that the central ruling party relies on religious polarization and financial leverage to force its way into southern politics. However, Tamil society's deep-rooted egalitarian values form an impenetrable barrier against sectarian division. By framing the election as a defense of Tamil culture and autonomy against central hegemony, Stalin united progressive forces into a formidable wall that keeps reactionary politics at bay.