2024-03-24 12:48:41
Chennai: Anita R Radhakrishnan, Fisheries Minister in MK Stalin government of Tamil Nadu, made derogatory remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. On this, BJP on Sunday attacked the India alliance and said that the conscience of the opposition alliance is dead. Meanwhile, the Tamil Nadu unit of BJP accused the DMK leader of making objectionable remarks against the PM and said that it will approach the police and Election Commission for action. BJP state unit president K Annamalai posted on ‘X’ that Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) leader Radhakrishnan has shown low level behavior by making derogatory remarks against the Prime Minister.Anurag Thakur attacked from Delhi
Addressing a press conference at the BJP headquarters in New Delhi, Union Minister Anurag Thakur strongly condemned Radhakrishnan’s remarks against the Prime Minister and said there is no place for such language in a democracy. Thakur said that when destruction overpowers man, conscience is the first to die. The conscience of the people involved in the India alliance is dead. He said that after listening to the thoughts and statements of the leaders of Indi Alliance towards Modi ji, it seems that the thinking power of the leaders of this alliance has ended, their conscience has died.
Goods from Congress’s hate shop
Anurag Thakur further said that there were countless attempts to destroy Sanatan, but Sanatan is eternal. Similarly, the more the attacks made by Indie Alliance on Modi ji, the more the popularity of Modi ji increased. The wares of Congress’s hatred shop have now hit the market in these elections. The indecent language towards Modi ji is proof of this.
Will raise the matter in the Election Commission
Earlier, Annamalai said in her post that DMK has nothing to criticize, so its leaders are stooping to this level. DMK MP Kanimozhi was on the stage and did not bother to stop her colleague. The BJP leader said his party will take up the matter with the Election Commission and the Director General of Police (DGP) on March 24 and demand strict action against Radhakrishnan.
Also tagged a video clip of Radhakrishnan
Annamalai also tagged a video clip of Radhakrishnan in the post in which the minister had allegedly used an objectionable word in Tamil. State BJP vice president Narayanan Tirupati said that Radhakrishnan made very derogatory remarks against Prime Minister Modi. He said that the minister should be immediately dismissed from his post. Tirupati also demanded that Radhakrishnan be arrested and sent to jail. He said that Lok Sabha MP Kanimozhi was also present when Radhakrishnan made the derogatory remarks, hence, the Election Commission should take strict action against her also.