"People from backward and general categories should fight against NEET imposition"- MP K. Subbarayan

Coimbatore : While addressing the press at Jeeva Illam here on Saturday, the newly elected MP K. Subbarayan (CPI) of Tirupur Constituency avowed all MPs from Tamil Nadu would strive hard to get water from Cauvery.


Coimbatore : While addressing the press at Jeeva Illam here on Saturday, the newly elected MP K. Subbarayan (CPI) of Tirupur Constituency avowed all MPs from Tamil Nadu would strive hard to get water from Cauvery. 

He also slammed that the ruling party AIADMK who are in alliance with the Centre Government have failed to hold protest against Karnataka's decision of constructing a dam at Mekedatu. 

The CPI MP accused the Central Government for the death of 3 students who took the extreme step after not qualifying in NEET. 



"For the past three years, students from lower strata of the economy have been denied to pursue medical courses, due to centre's NEET imposition. Because of such impositions, 20,000 students from SC/ST, 60,000 from general categories have lost their seats to brahmins", he alleged. 

He urged the backward caste people to fight for this along with the general category. He also opined that soon the citizens of India would understand the true colours of the BJP Government. 

He questioned the position of the public sector organizations and if the Government is ready to have a general poll opinion on selling the shares to the private sectors. 

He demanded the Government to submit a white report on how many small factories have been closed and also blamed the Government for closing 6 Lakh factories by introducing foreign products in the markets, keeping aside the domestic products. 

He accused that the Central Government has intentionally planned Hydro Carbon scheme and the eight-lane roadway.



He also stressed on the fact that a situation of students in TN getting Degree Certificate, without learning Tamil should never arise.

The MP said that even common people suspect that BJP had tweaked up the electronic machines during the counting of votes over 300 parliamentary constituencies and the decision on this will be taken at the national meeting of the party in New Delhi.

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