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'Appa' Stalin unable to hear cries of women being sexually assaulted: EPS
February 17, 2025
|The New Indian Express Tiruchy
CHIEF Minister MK Stalin, who says he feels happy when youth call him 'appa' (father), is turning a deaf ear to the cries of women whose safety is threatened in the state, AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami said on Sunday.
Addressing AIADMK Vellore zone youth and young girls camp conference at the Fort Ground, Palaniswami said, "Stalin, who calls himself 'father', remains silent when girls are continually sexually harassed in Tamil Nadu. In the last two months alone, 107 Pocso cases have been registered, and 56 women have been subjected to sexual assault. People are asking Stalin why he is unable to hear their cries."
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