Stalin slammed the Modi government saying that in most of the non-BJP-ruled states, the central agencies, and even the Governors appointed, have created trouble for the state governments.
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Madurai (Tamil Nadu): Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Tuesday charged Prime Minister Narendra Modi with visiting the state only during the poll season and accused him of utilising the central agencies to target the opposition-ruled states.
The situation was similar in most of the non-BJP-ruled states across the country where the central agencies, and even the Governors appointed, have created trouble for the state governments. "This is Modi's India," Stalin said addressing an election rally here in support of the DMK candidates and its allies.
"Is Tamil Nadu a bird sanctuary for the Prime Minister to visit during election season? Why so much malice? Aren't Tamils citizens of this country?" Stalin asked.
He said the DMK was not an antagonist of Hindus but had carried out numerous initiatives through the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments department.
"I am asking for your votes with pride over the many achievements of the Dravidian model of governance in these three years," Stalin, who is the president of DMK, said.