Key Takeaways
- M K Stalin justifies his boycott of the Niti Aayog meet, citing repeated mistakes by the BJP government.
- The Union Budget is discriminatory against Tamil Nadu, leading to a boycott by the state government.
- The BJP government’s repeated mistakes will lead to more defeats, as stated by M K Stalin.
Chennai: Justifying his boycott of the Niti Aayog meet convened by Prime Minister Narendra Modi over Tamil Nadu being discriminated in the Union Budget, Chief Minister and DMK President M K Stalin on Saturday said the BJP Government at the Centre was committing mistake after mistake and it would suffer more and more defeats.
In a video message ahead of the commencement of the Niti Aayog meeting, Mr Stalin
said “this is not just a budget taking revenge on Tamil Nadu—it is a budget that takes
revenge against entire India!”
“This is a ‘save the government budget’ of BJP to remain in power!”, he asserted. “As the voice of the people of Tamil Nadu, in fact, as the voice of all the Indian people, let me say something: “You are committing mistake after mistake! You will suffer more and more defeats”, Mr Stalin said.
“The outrage in the Indian Parliament is matched by the anger of the Indian people. The BJP must answer for its mistakes.”, he said.
