From The Hindu · · 1m 50s
Stalin attacks Vijay over forced byelection
DMK president M.K. Stalin campaigns against the Dharapuram byelection, calling it a waste of money imposed by a minority TVK government for selfish gain.
In brief
DMK president M.K. Stalin campaigns against the Dharapuram byelection, calling it a waste of money imposed by a minority TVK government for selfish gain. DMK president Stalin accused Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay of forcing a byelection through horse-trading to benefit himself, campaigning for DMK candidate S…
Stalin attacks Vijay over byelection
DMK president M.K. Stalin said Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay, after playing a hero in Jananayagan, had turned a villain by imposing a byelection through horse-trading and murder of democracy.
“actor Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay, after playing a hero in Jananayagan, had turned a villain”
Stalin campaigns for Suganya
Stalin sought votes for DMK candidate S. Suganya in the Dharapuram Reserved constituency, saying the byelection was a waste of tax money imposed by a minority government for selfish gain.
“I have come not just for votes, but also for justice from the electorate over the election being thrust on them”
Stalin criticises TVK candidate's switch
Stalin referred to TVK candidate Sathyabama's switch to the ruling party after resigning as an AIADMK MLA as a somersault, while levelling horse-trading charges against her.
Stalin praises Suganya as articulate
Stalin described S. Suganya, a lawyer by profession, as an articulate candidate who will lend voice to the causes of the people of Dharapuram effectively in the Assembly.
Stalin accuses TVK of BJP ties
Stalin alleged the TVK was meek before the Election Commission of India over the Special Intensive Revision due to fear of the BJP, and that Vijay himself admitted the TVK was a branch of the BJP.
Stalin attacks TVK governance record
Stalin claimed informants on drug peddling were being murdered, sexual abuse and lock-up deaths had gone up, and industrial investments were taking a U-turn to Andhra Pradesh under TVK rule.
Stalin warns of price rises if TVK wins
Stalin claimed that if the ruling party wins, registration tax, milk price and transport fare will rise, and urged voters to choose DMK to stop MLA shopping and refocus government on governance.
“If the ruling party wins, registration tax, milk price, and transport fare will rise.”
The short version
DMK president Stalin accused Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay of forcing a byelection through horse-trading to benefit himself, campaigning for DMK candidate S. Suganya in Dharapuram.


