The Interior Minister of the Union, Amit Shah, with all of India, Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (Aiadmk), general secretary Edappadi K. Palaniswami, in Chennai. Archive. | Photo credit: ANI
The Secretary General of Aiadmk and leader of the opposition in the Assembly, Edappadi K. Palaniswami, on Wednesday (April 16, 2025) made it clear that it would not be a coalition government in Tamil Nadu in case of Dravidian-Bjp.
When asked about the observations of the Interior Minister of the Union, Amit Shah, at the press conference last week in Chennai, where Hein had announced the union of the two parties, Mr. Palaniswami, who with the media outside the assembly chamber at the Fort St George campus for the first time after development, emphasized that the minister of the Union did not mention the exchange of the union In the state. “I had only declared that the Aiadmk-BJP alliance would form the [next] Government, “said Mr. Palaniswami.
Upon urging the media “not to misunderstand” Mr. Shah’s comments, Aiadmk’s leader said that the minister of the Union had declared that the elections would be fought under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the national level and under his [Mr. Palaniswami] Leadership in Tamil Nadu. “You [the media] I should understand it [in the right spirit]. “
To a question about the description of the ruling party of the Alliance as an opportunistic, Mr. Palaniswami Wonde why the DMK should feel upset by the electoral link of its parties with others. “Why should I be afraid? [of this development]? We have forged the alliance that we want to return to power. It is our desire to have an alliance with others, “he observed, holding that the DMK had no” competition “to advise his party with which he should form the coalition.
On the issue of whether the alliance was formidable or not, he said that only the choice would reveal the strength of the link. “We have the efforts of the legs to gather all those interested in evicting the ruling dmk of power disputing the [Assembly] Choice together. As the first movement towards this direction, the BJP has come to us. ”
As for the entry of other parts on the front led by Aiadmk, he said there was still a year for the elections. “Many parts are expected to join us shortly,” said Aiadmk.
On the issue of state autonomy, Mr. Palaniswami argued that if the DMK, which had enjoyed power in the center for 16 years, had tasks to generate laws on autonomy, no problem would have emerged. “Like that [the DMK] is not in power now [at the Centre]Hey [Chief Minister M.K. Stalin] He is issuing statements to blame others. He is promulgating this drama with the purpose of next year’s elections, “he added.
Published – April 17, 2025 02:46 am isth
