Cho Ramaswamy, friend of both Modi & Jaya asks public to vote for BJP or AIADMK. Doesn't this show a clear understanding?

Exposing the clandestine political understanding between the AIADMK and the BJP, DMK Treasurer M. K. Stalin on April 14, 2014, drew attention to public remarks made by veteran political commentator Cho Ramaswamy, a close confidant of both J. Jayalalithaa and Narendra Modi. Stalin pointed out that Cho had publicly advised voters to cast their ballots for either the BJP or the AIADMK, demonstrating that the apparent contest between the two parties was merely an orchestrated political drama designed to mislead the electorate. He explained that despite posturing as separate contenders in Tamil Nadu, the AIADMK regime was operating under a covert pact with the saffron party, refusing to criticize the BJP's communal manifesto or its divisive policies. Stalin emphasized that while the AIADMK pretended to champion regional interests, its true loyalty lay in securing backchannel protection against ongoing corruption prosecutions in New Delhi. He contrasted this cynical collusion with the DMK-led secular front, which has maintained an uncompromising ideological battle against majoritarian forces. Stalin urged the electorate to reject this deceitful nexus and vote decisively for the Rising Sun symbol.