Soundararajan Slams Tamil Nadu CM for 'Artificial Deprivation' Claims
Senior BJP leader Tamilisai Soundararajan criticizes the DMK-led Tamil Nadu government, accusing CM M K Stalin of creating a false narrative of rights deprivation. Soundararajan asserts the need for a 'double engine government' for progress, rejecting claims of financial neglect by the central government.
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Senior BJP leader Tamilisai Soundararajan has launched a forceful critique against the DMK-led Tamil Nadu government, targeting Chief Minister M K Stalin.
She accused him of manufacturing an 'artificial' narrative alleging rights deprivation, a move she claims is meant to obscure administrative failings and corruption.
In a press conference, Soundararajan called for a 'double engine government,' insisting it as the pathway for the state's development. She rebuffed Stalin's claims of financial inequity imposed by the central government, stressing equal financial policies across states.
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