Stalin is going to recover not only Tamil Nadu but also the AIADMK which has mortgaged itself in Delhi - K. Veeramani speaks at a campaign in support of Kinathukadavu DMK candidate Kurichi Prabhakaran
Coimbatore: K. Veeramani, the leader of the Dravidar League, campaigned on Sundarapuram Sangam Road in support of DMK candidate Kurichi Prabhakaran for the Kinathukadavu assembly constituency.
Ahead of TN Assembly elections, K Veeramani addressed the people and said, "There is a difference between this election and the other. When we were very scared by COVID-19, Modi asked to clap hands and light lamps to chase it away. But we know that it can be overcome only by science and by wearing face masks and gloves. Worse than this situation is the RSS and BJP infiltrating the Anna party. The country has not seen any growth except with the spike in COVID-19 cases. If we do not succeed to defeat them on April 6, we will lose everything."
K Veeramani said, "Their coalition policy is religious, caste and money fanaticism. But, our alliance was formed before 2019 with the welfare of people in mind. This alliance was born to wage a war against them and to protect the people. He also spoke about the vision of DMK-led alliance. He said, " Stalin knows courage and warmth of Periyar. The members of this coalition have come together to prevent the unworthy from rising to power.
He also declared that the people are more prepared than candidates for a change of government and in this election, Stalin is going to recover not only Tamil Nadu but also the AIADMK which has mortgaged itself in Delhi. "They were waiting for the money to come to the bank. But the money was devalued and the bank itself was devalued. Bank executives are harassing ordinary farmers who have borrowed, leaving behind Nirav Modi, who bought Rs 1,000 crore. AIADMK has mortgaged itself and is shamelessly campaigning under Amma's name," said K Veeramani
He announced that AIADMK is afraid of Modi and that Stalin is the only capable leader in the entire country to question him. K Veeramani also highlighted their work towards abolishing NEET examination." DMK has filed a case in the Supreme Court and when the DMK comes to power, action will be taken to cancel the exam," he added.
Accusations were made by K Veeramani on how the AIADMK-BJP alliance is playing a dual role in the Sri Lankan Tamil's issue. He also mentioned the return of caste education program and the plan to conduct public examination for classes 5, 8 and 10 - 12. He said, "Our coalition has come to save you and your children. Usually, people teared up while peeling onions but now they tear up because of its price."
In his address, K Veeramani also pointed out that the parties spend Rs. 635 crore on the Sanskrit language, does not control economic inflation and the lack of security for women, including female police officers. "April 6 is the day to put an end to all this. Vote on the 'rising sun' symbol and the darkness will fade and the country will be prosperous," he said at the gathering.
At the campaign, DMK candidate Kurichi Prabhakaran, Area Officer Karthikeyan, Advocate Venmani, Chitrarasu, Chandrasekar, Youth Wing Bhuvanesh Chandrasekaran, Murali Krishnan, Nagaraj Cholan and many others were present.
Ahead of TN Assembly elections, K Veeramani addressed the people and said, "There is a difference between this election and the other. When we were very scared by COVID-19, Modi asked to clap hands and light lamps to chase it away. But we know that it can be overcome only by science and by wearing face masks and gloves. Worse than this situation is the RSS and BJP infiltrating the Anna party. The country has not seen any growth except with the spike in COVID-19 cases. If we do not succeed to defeat them on April 6, we will lose everything."
K Veeramani said, "Their coalition policy is religious, caste and money fanaticism. But, our alliance was formed before 2019 with the welfare of people in mind. This alliance was born to wage a war against them and to protect the people. He also spoke about the vision of DMK-led alliance. He said, " Stalin knows courage and warmth of Periyar. The members of this coalition have come together to prevent the unworthy from rising to power.
He also declared that the people are more prepared than candidates for a change of government and in this election, Stalin is going to recover not only Tamil Nadu but also the AIADMK which has mortgaged itself in Delhi. "They were waiting for the money to come to the bank. But the money was devalued and the bank itself was devalued. Bank executives are harassing ordinary farmers who have borrowed, leaving behind Nirav Modi, who bought Rs 1,000 crore. AIADMK has mortgaged itself and is shamelessly campaigning under Amma's name," said K Veeramani
He announced that AIADMK is afraid of Modi and that Stalin is the only capable leader in the entire country to question him. K Veeramani also highlighted their work towards abolishing NEET examination." DMK has filed a case in the Supreme Court and when the DMK comes to power, action will be taken to cancel the exam," he added.
Accusations were made by K Veeramani on how the AIADMK-BJP alliance is playing a dual role in the Sri Lankan Tamil's issue. He also mentioned the return of caste education program and the plan to conduct public examination for classes 5, 8 and 10 - 12. He said, "Our coalition has come to save you and your children. Usually, people teared up while peeling onions but now they tear up because of its price."
In his address, K Veeramani also pointed out that the parties spend Rs. 635 crore on the Sanskrit language, does not control economic inflation and the lack of security for women, including female police officers. "April 6 is the day to put an end to all this. Vote on the 'rising sun' symbol and the darkness will fade and the country will be prosperous," he said at the gathering.
At the campaign, DMK candidate Kurichi Prabhakaran, Area Officer Karthikeyan, Advocate Venmani, Chitrarasu, Chandrasekar, Youth Wing Bhuvanesh Chandrasekaran, Murali Krishnan, Nagaraj Cholan and many others were present.