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DMK indulges in language politics even while wishing for Ugadi: Tamilisai

Accusing the DMK of ignoring basic civic issues, she said the party was attempting to turn the election into an emotional campaign. “If you keep escalating this INDIA bloc narrative, your own base will collapse,”

DT NEXT Bureau

CHENNAI: Chennai: BJP senior leader Tamilisai Soundararajan on Thursday accused the DMK of stoking language politics to deflect attention from governance failures, asserting that the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) alone represents true secularism.

Reacting to the Chief Minister's Ugadi greetings, she said, "Even while conveying festival wishes, he is creating divisions and bringing in Hindi. This is not Tamil culture." She alleged that both the Chief Minister and the Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin were diluting Tamil identity.

On the Keezhadi excavations, she said the ruling party was falsely claiming credit. Referring to anti-Hindi protests, she said, "One person has lost his life. I express my condolences. Hindi should not be used as a last political weapon."

Accusing the DMK of ignoring basic civic issues, she said the party was attempting to turn the election into an emotional campaign. "If you keep escalating this INDIA bloc narrative, your own base will collapse," she said.

On alliances, she said, "We are not a communal party. The NDA, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is truly secular."

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