Tamil Nadu's Political Landscape: Udhayanidhi Stalin's Clarion Call Against AIADMK-BJP Ties

Tamil Nadu Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin accused AIADMK of paving the way for BJP's influence in the state. He framed the upcoming 2026 elections as a battle for cultural and regional pride, criticizing AIADMK's alliance with BJP and emphasizing DMK's achievements under CM M.K. Stalin.

Tamil Nadu Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin has accused the AIADMK of facilitating the BJP's entry into Tamil Nadu politics. He termed the upcoming 2026 Assembly election as a crucial 'battle to protect our land, pride, and mother tongue.'

Addressing DMK booth agents, Stalin criticized AIADMK General Secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami for allegedly forming a covert alliance with the BJP, labeling it a 'betrayal' that requires eradication. He assured the party that the BJP would not influence Tamil culture.

Stalin claimed discrimination against Tamil Nadu in Central fund allocations, noting a lack of educational funding while praising his father's leadership style and the DMK-led INDIA bloc's ideological cohesion. He lauded CM M.K. Stalin's governance, citing key economic achievements and achievements from the Women's Rights Scheme.

(With inputs from agencies.)