Political Clash: Words Fly Between AIADMK and DMK Leaders

AIADMK chief Edappadi K Palaniswami criticized Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin for his absence during the pandemic. Speaking at a rally, he claimed Stalin hadn't provided proper guidance. Stalin responded by recalling his past political struggles and rejected Palaniswami's accusations as driven by fear of defeat.

In the heat of Tamil Nadu's political landscape, AIADMK chief Edappadi K Palaniswami questioned Chief Minister M K Stalin's visibility during the pandemic.

Palaniswami, speaking at a rally, accused Stalin of failing to guide the state effectively. He denied making personal attacks, focusing instead on Stalin's alleged inactivity.

Stalin countered, highlighting his long-standing political resilience. He dismissed Palaniswami's claims, attributing them to fear of losing electoral ground, and declared his readiness to face any adversities, including the pandemic.

(With inputs from agencies.)