Why is Jaya avoiding BJP in her speeches? Is her PM dreams at loggerheads with post poll alliance plans? (1/2)

Challenging Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa's calculated reticence on national political issues, DMK Treasurer M. K. Stalin on March 14, 2014, questioned why the AIADMK general secretary scrupulously avoided uttering a single word of criticism against the Bharatiya Janata Party or its prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi in her campaign speeches. Stalin asked whether Jayalalithaa's widely publicized prime ministerial ambitions were merely a tactical facade designed to mask secret post-poll alliance negotiations with the BJP. He pointed out that while the AIADMK launched shrill attacks against regional opponents, its deafening silence regarding the BJP's communal platform exposed a covert transactional deal aimed at securing central political protection against her ongoing corruption trials. Stalin contrasted this duplicity with the DMK's transparent, principled stance against communal polarization and social regression. He reminded voters that true leadership requires ideological courage and unambiguous defense of secular democracy. Stalin urged the electorate to see through the AIADMK's deceptive double game and cast their votes for the DMK alliance to protect India's pluralist fabric. He affirmed that the DMK will always fight for secularism and federal autonomy.