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Win for INDIA ideological ambition: Stalin
The Morning Standard
|September 18, 2023
TN CM blames Centre for destroying the rights of states through implementation of GST and NEET
IF our country has to be protected, the INDIA alliance should win the 2024 Lok Sabha polls and this is not a mere political ambition but an ideological one, DMK president and Chief Minister MK Stalin said at the party's 'Mupperum Vizha' on Sunday.
The celebration is held marking the birth anniversaries of social reformer 'Periyar' EV Ramasamy, DMK founder CN Annadurai and party's foundation day.
Addressing a huge gathering near the Chennai-Bangalore National Highway in Kandaneri, Stalin blamed the BJPled Union government for destroying the rights of states through various moves like implementation of GST and NEET.
He said the DMK has kept up its poll promises, but Prime Minister Narendra Modi hasn't done so.
This story is from the September 18, 2023 edition of The Morning Standard.
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