The Chief Minister should handle the situation in coordination with the Central Government: Tamilisai Soundararajan
Tamil Nadu: Former Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan said the Central government will allocate various development projects for Tamil Nadu and its people provided a cordial atmosphere is created by avoiding confrontation with the Central government.
She told reporters in Gudiyatham on Thursday: No civilian was affected by Operation Sindhu. Terror hideouts have been destroyed. Many terrorists have been killed.
The Chief Minister should avoid criticising the Central government at all costs. It is Modi who sent an alternative party MP to the world and made him talk about India. Kanimozhi did it very well. My congratulations to her too. But it is surprising that there was no discussion about Operation Sindhu in the general meeting organised by the DMK. The Kerala Chief Minister who is in harmony with the Central government is getting various welfare schemes for the state. The DMK does not condemn whatever wrong the alliance parties say or do. Kamal Haasan should not hurt the sentiments of other languages and those who speak it, thinking that he is the protector of Tamil. They should understand that no one wants their language to be hurt.
Various criminal cases including the Armstrong murder case should be concluded without any delay. PMK, which was started with social justice in mind, has gone through various phases and has become a big party today. Currently, there is internal conflict in it. The differences that have arisen in the party should be removed and a healthy environment should be created. The incident that happened in Bengaluru is sad. Tamilisai Soundararajan said that a change of government is certain in the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections. BJP District President V. Dasarathan, City President M.K. Jagan and others were present during the interview.
