BJP pushing curfew politics with AIADMK's aid: Udhayanidhi

COIMBATORE: Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin on Sunday accused the BJP-led Union government of systematically creating hurdles to stall progress in Tamil Nadu. Speaking at a public event, Udhayanidhi alleged that the BJP's collaboration with AIADMK is part of a broader strategy to impose what he termed "curfew politics" on the state. He argued that these tactics aim to disrupt the state's governance and development initiatives. Udhayanidhi criticized the AIADMK for supporting BJP's agenda, suggesting that their alliance is detrimental to Tamil Nadu's autonomy and welfare. He highlighted recent instances where central policies and decisions have negatively impacted the state's projects. According to Udhayanidhi, these actions are attempts to undermine the efforts of the DMK government, which he claims is focused on fostering growth and social welfare. The Deputy Chief Minister called for unity among regional parties to counter what he described as the BJP's overreach into state affairs. He urged the public to remain vigilant and resist any attempts to destabilize Tamil Nadu's political landscape. Udhayanidhi's comments have sparked discussions about the role of regional parties in maintaining a balance of power against the central government’s influence.

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