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Putting forward his question, Stalin said that can you promise that from delimitation (Tamil Nadu’s) seats will not be reduced? If we are diverting attention, then why did you not give a proper answer to the people of Tamil Nadu? He claimed that Union Minister Amit Shah says that in 2026 he (NDA) would form the government.
Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin is constantly seen challenging the central government. In this episode, today he has targeted Union Home Minister Amit Shah. He challenged that not only Amit Shah, no Shah can rule Tamil Nadu. He questioned that I want to ask Union Home Minister Amit Shah whether he can assure him to exempt NEET? Can he assure that you will not impose Hindi? Can he give a list of issuing special funds to Tamil Nadu?
Putting forward his question, Stalin said that can you promise that from delimitation (Tamil Nadu’s) seats will not be reduced? If we are diverting attention, then why did you not give a proper answer to the people of Tamil Nadu? He claimed that Union Minister Amit Shah says that in 2026 he (NDA) would form the government. I challenge them and say that Tamil Nadu will never bow down to Delhi’s rule. We have so much uniqueness. What you do by breaking parties in other states and conducting raids to form a government will not run in Tamil Nadu.
The CM of Tamil Nadu said that in 2026 also the Dravidian model government will be formed here. Tamil Nadu is always out of Delhi’s control. He said that no formula of Amit Shah will work in Tamil Nadu. Earlier, MK Stalin announced on Tuesday to set up a committee headed by a retired judge of the Supreme Court on the autonomy of the state, alleging that the rights of the states were being taken away gradually by the Center. Stalin, while giving a statement in the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly, said that the High Level Committee was established on the occasion of the completion of half a century of the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) government’s ‘historic’ state autonomy proposal, which was presented by the then Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi in the Tamil Nadu Assembly.
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