Under DMK govt, history sheeters & sexual offenders roam freely, says BJP's Annamalai; slams CM Stalin
The Statesman Delhi|January 04, 2025
Tamil Nadu BJP President K Annamalai on Friday criticized Chief Minister MK Stalin's government over the Anna University sexual assault case, claiming that under the DMK, history sheeters and sexual offenders operate freely as DMK functionaries while BJP Tamil Nadu functionaries are being constantly harassed for being the voice of the people.
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In a post on X, Annamalai said: "Under this DMK Govt in TN, history sheeters & sexual offenders roam freely under the disguise of being a DMK Functionary, but BJP Tamil Nadu functionaries are being constantly harassed for being the voice of the people."

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