J P Nadda, BJP president on Monday, lashed out at the opposition Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam party in Tamil Nadu by saying it has been inciting feelings against the national spirit.
Nadda made the sarcastic attack while addressing Tamil Nadu BJP’s virtual state executive meeting. The Bhrtiya Janta Party president claimed that the DMK led by M K Stalin has been looking for opportunities to see to it that the integration into national mainstream is always disrupted.
“DMK has been inciting feelings against the national spirit. They have been on a lookout to see to it that the assimilation into national mainstream is always disrupted. They have been anti-development,” Nadda was quoted..
Nadda also accused the DMK of sheltering people who are anti-India and are not working in interests of the nation. The Nadda appealed to the people to remain alert and give a befitting reply to DMK in the upcoming local body and Assembly poll in the state.
He remarked that the Bhartiya Janta Party workers are doing good work in Tamil Nadu, also added that the saffron party will have a good share in local body elections and in Assembly poll too.
In Tamil Nadu, BJP is in alliance with ruling AIADMK and it is expected that the both party would fought the next Assembly election together against DMK.
Tamild Nadu’s Assembly elections are to be held in 2021 and the main challenge woudl be between AIADMK-BJP combine and the alliance of DMK-Congress. After the demise of Karunanidhi,DMK patriarch, his son Stalin has taken the charge over the party. The upcoming Assembly poll would be first poll after the demise of two vetran politicians Karunanidhi and Jayalalithaa.
