Stalin diverts attention fearing opposition’s unity: Tamilisai

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Senior BJP leader Tamilisai Soundararajan on Monday alleged that Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin is apprehensive about the possible unity of opposition parties ahead of the 2026 Assembly elections. She claimed that the growing political pressure has unsettled the ruling DMK.
Speaking to reporters after inaugurating a neer mor pandhal at MGR Nagar, Tamilisai criticized the DMK government for neglecting governance and failing to ensure the safety of its citizens. “The law and order situation in Tamil Nadu is deteriorating, and people no longer feel safe,” she stated.
Taking aim at DMK ministers, she accused them of blindly praising CM Stalin’s son, Udhayanidhi Stalin. She specifically called out PK Sekarbabu, reminding that he was once a key figure in Jayalalithaa’s AIADMK but is now part of the DMK’s leadership.
On the issue of delimitation, Tamilisai questioned why the DMK continues to discuss the topic when no official announcement has been made. “A simple glance at the Election Commission’s website confirms that there will be no changes to Lok Sabha constituencies until 2026,” she said.
Raising concerns over various public issues, she asked, “What is the government’s response to the JACTO-GEO protests? What is its stand on the caste-wise census demand? Dairy farmers claim they have not been paid for their milk—what is the DMK’s answer?”
Tamilisai further accused the ruling party of suppressing democratic voices and shifting focus away from real concerns. “

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