Casteism spread by DMK

The AIADMK alliance has given a wonderful opportunity to the people of Tamil Nadu to change the fortune and destiny of the state and India by defeating DMK alliance.

If we carefully study the politics played by the president of DMK in the recent time, the signals are quite worrisome and look like may endanger the harmony and peace of Tamil Nadu in near future.

In order to prevent the congress party moving towards either Kamal Hassan or TTV Dinakaran, Stalin would have proposed the name of Rahul Gandhi as the prime ministerial candidate of the united opposition.

On March 6, 2019, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made two big announcements in Tamil Nadu. The first being naming of Chennai Central Railway station after Dr. MGR and the second being, the initiative to introduce inflight announcements in Tamil language

The question is why DMK did not follow the recommendations of Sattanathan Commission? The reason is quite obvious and it was the political reason that prevented Karunanidhi to accept the recommendations of Sattanathan.

The dream of Stalin to become Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu through the victory of DMK look bleak in future and which may be possible only if many other smaller parties support DMK to form a coalition government in the state.

PM Modi at the centre with the complete support and participation of PMK and AIADMK and the state being governed by AIADMK will certainly prove great to the state.

AIADMK forming an alliance with BJP along with PMK and other parties will certainly do more good to AIADMK than to BJP because AIADMK today suffers from factionalism, lacks the great leadership of Amma and is also challenged by TTV Dinakaran.

Sivagnanams’s Tamilarasu Kalagam demanded the name change and invoked the contributions of Sankaralinga Nadar when CN Annadurai came to power in 1967 and that is how the name change happened.

A simple reality check of Tamil Nadu politics would reveal that neither EVR nor DMK has done anything substantial for socially challenged people.