Tamil Nadu Congress President Selvaperunthagai has said that people who do not believe in democracy belong to BJP and RSS.
Talking to the media in Chennai in this regard, he said that the Jyothi Yatra of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi started in Bengaluru on the 15th of the late former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi’s memorial day and reached Chennai this evening after traveling across Tamil Nadu via Kerala and Puducherry. It was welcomed by Tamil Nadu Congress Committee President Selvaperunthakai by garlanding the statue of Kamaraj situated on Anna Road in Chennai. Later, Tamil Nadu Congress Committee President Selvab Perundagai said that they have been carrying the torch from Karnataka state for 33 consecutive years.
They left Karnataka on 15th and reached Chennai after traveling across Tamil Nadu via Kerala, Pondicherry. Tomorrow they will pay their respects at the memorial of Menal leader Rajiv Gandhi in Sri Perumbudur. We are going to accept the anti-terrorism pledge tomorrow. Building dams between states will disrupt the integrity of inter-state relations. The world is giving proof that water belongs to them wherever it reaches.
Our demand is that Kerala should fully integrate itself with the patriotism. They should give the rights due to Tamil Nadu. PM Modi’s interview with several news agencies is still on social media. About Pakistan, about Muslims, they will give one cow out of two, if there are two rooms, they will give one room, and they will share the reservation.
It is not nice for the Prime Minister to talk like this without civility and then say I did not speak. The country and the people of the country know what PM Modi is talking about. Prime Minister Modi is immersed in politics of hatred, politics of religion, politics of language, politics of caste etc. People are voting against BJP. Prime Minister Modi is sure to be ousted from the political arena. People who do not believe in democracy belong to BJP and RSS. They will use the next phase of propaganda to create riots and disrupt peace,” he said.
