BJP Dividing People DMK Narrative Grows Stronger Amid Religious Rhetoric
BJP Dividing People DMK , Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has intensified his criticism of the BJP-AIADMK alliance, claiming that the duo is fueling division among people by invoking religion and caste, under the garb of political theatrics. His statements came during a government function in Tirupattur, where he also launched and inaugurated various development initiatives worth hundreds of crores.
Beginning his speech with a direct attack, Stalin said the “BJP is dividing people” under the pretense of religious protection, while real issues like unemployment, inflation, and insufficient funding to the state are conveniently ignored. “They are not concerned about people’s livelihoods,” he stated. The Chief Minister alleged that the BJP’s repeated attempts to polarise Tamil Nadu have failed in the past, and now they are roping in AIADMK to support their agenda.
At the event, Stalin inaugurated 90 completed projects worth ₹174.39 crore, laid the foundation for 60 new developments estimated at ₹68.76 crore, and distributed welfare assistance worth ₹273.83 crore to over 1 lakh beneficiaries. But beyond the developmental efforts, the CM made it clear that he saw a political battle on the horizon, where “faith” was being distorted into a divisive tool.
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Speaking with firm resolve, Stalin reminded the crowd that Tamil Nadu is the land of Periyar, Annadurai, and Karunanidhi icons of rationalism, equality, and social justice. He condemned the recent Murugan Conference held in Madurai, where a video allegedly mocked these leaders while BJP members and AIADMK functionaries watched without protest.
“Those who claim to protect religion are the real threat to secularism. They insult our icons and misuse God’s name for political gain,” Stalin said. He recalled BJP’s old “missed call” membership campaign, calling it a failed gimmick now replaced by religious theatrics.
Referring to development under his government, Stalin pointed out that over 3,000 temple consecrations have taken place, and ₹84 crore has been allocated for the renovation of churches and mosques a clear effort to treat all religions equally, he said. “This is the real spirituality of Tamil Nadu coexistence without bias,” he stated, taking a dig at religious politics.
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The DMK chief didn’t hold back from criticizing the AIADMK for staying silent as the legacy of their own founder CN Annadurai was being undermined. “They have mortgaged the party to BJP. Tomorrow, they might mortgage the whole of Tamil Nadu,” he warned.
Stalin assured the public that the DMK was here to stay not just for the next term but for the next decade. “DMK will win in 2026, 2031, and 2036,” he declared, saying the people’s love for the party and its policies will keep it in power.
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He also pointed out that the central government’s schemes continue to place heavy financial burdens on states. “For every ₹1.70 lakh sanctioned, the state has to bear 40% of the cost. This isn’t partnership this is exploitation,” he added.
Stalin’s emotional tone and sharp words were backed by the massive crowd’s applause as he concluded his address by thanking the people of Tamil Nadu for their overwhelming support during his state tours. “The respect and love I received across districts is not for me, it’s for the DMK’s governance and people-centric policies,” he said.
Conclusion
By placing a strong emphasis on unity, secularism, and developmental governance, MK Stalin has positioned the DMK as a barrier against what he terms divisive politics. The message was clear “BJP dividing people DMK will unite them.” With elections still years away, the political battleground in Tamil Nadu is already heating up.
