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The DMK Enforcement Directorate (ED) or Prime Minister Narendra Modi is not afraid of raid by Udayanidhi Stalin, Vice President of Tamil Nadu, said on Saturday that his party would legally fight such cases.
Udayanidhi’s comments come on the day when Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin visited Delhi to attend a meeting of Neeti Aog headed by PM Modi.
DMK dispensation continues with its agenda to raise its voice for state rights, and will not die to scare any ‘,’ Udayanidhi said.
“We are not afraid of Ed or Modi. Kalignar (his grandfather and former Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi) is strongly a party with peacock-poison for the principles of DMK, Periyar (rational leader Eve Ramsamy), a party with peacocks,” DMK Youth Wing Secretary told the reporters.
Tamil Nadu Deputy CM was to review the government programs at the collectorate in Pudukkottai where he had commented.
He was answering a question on the opposing AIADMK accusing MK Stalin to go to Delhi to participate in the governing council of NT Aog among Ed Searches in the offices of the state -owned enterprise Tasmac.
Udayanidhi clarified that Stalin had gone to Delhi to attend an important meeting for Tamil Nadu to push for money.
He said, “They (BJP government at the center) tried to intimidate us in the past, but we denied the yield. Our service is not a party with mindset. We will face matters legally,” he said.
During his visit to Pudukkotai, Inanandi also distributed to the tune of welfare AIDS 40.54 crore 1,195 beneficiaries, including distribution of free house pattas to 125 tribals.
Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin participated in results
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin arrived in Delhi on Friday, which was chaired by PM Narendra Modi on Saturday to attend the 10th meeting of Dawning Council of Neeti Ayog.
During the meeting, the TN Chief Minister asked the Center to increase the state’s share of central taxes by 50 percent.
Speaking at the NITI Aayog meeting in New Delhi, he demanded ‘the correct 50 percent stake for states in central taxes’.
“We currently receive only 33.16 percent as compared to 41 promised 41,” the Chief Minister said on X.
Stalin further stated that he outlined the need for a dedicated urban change mission in Tamil Nadu.
“On the lines of Amut 2.0, I emphasized the need for a dedicated urban change mission, as Tamil Nadu is the most urbanized state in India,” he said, “In addition, I urged a #Cleenganga-style project for Covery, Wagai and Thamarbarani, which is with names in English for national colleagues and regional pride.”
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