Chennai: DMK organizational secretary and Rajya Sabha member TKS Elangovan has criticized that Governor RN Ravi is just saying what the RSS says.
The launch ceremony of two books on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, ‘Modi 20 – Dreams Come True’ and ‘Ambedkar and Modi – Reform Thoughts, Pure Activities’, was held yesterday. Presiding over the ceremony, Governor RN Ravi said, “We are talking widely about social justice in Tamil Nadu. However, incidents such as faeces being mixed in the drinking tank, denial of entry to the Scheduled Castes in the temple, making them sit on the floor in the Anganwadi, continue to happen here. Some are trying to divide the peaceful society. It should be fixed.
Prime Minister Modi protected the social justice by restoring the rights of Muslim sisters through the Triple Talaq Prohibition Act. India is one family. PM Modi is providing development for all. Some say multiple models without knowing what model they are. But Prime Minister Modi has now created a fully developed India by changing the basic structure of the country.
This change and upheaval is going to create an important impact among the nations of the world. In the next 25 years, India will emerge as the headquarters of the world. Every Indian should contribute to that,” he said.
After his speech was indirectly criticizing the DMK and the Tamil Nadu government, DMK organizational secretary T.K.S. Ilangovan has answered it. In an interview given to a news agency, he said, “Dalits and backward communities were denied education and employment. It was because of the Dravidian rule that they got education and employment.
Hinduism is based on humanism. Manu dharma says that when one is born one is born into a high caste and a low caste. This is not our culture. It came to Tamil Nadu from the north.
Apart from the governors, none of the BJP leaders from the Prime Minister to the lower level members can speak for themselves. Speak only what you are told to speak. Self-centered people have no place in BJP or RSS. They should obey the orders of the higher authorities,” he said.