Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], August 8 (ANI): Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) Parliamentary Party chief Kanimozhi on Saturday stated the occasion is not going to take part within the all-party MPs assembly convened by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay on delimitation, calling it pointless and alleging that it was geared toward diverting consideration from the Cauvery difficulty.
She stated it was DMK president M.Ok. Stalin who first warned concerning the risks of delimitation, convened an all-party assembly in Tamil Nadu and handed resolutions, and later held a joint motion committee assembly in Chennai with CMs and occasion leaders from different states with the slogan ‘Tamil Nadu will combat, Tamil Nadu will win’.
Kanimozhi stated there was no official announcement from the Union authorities about tabling a delimitation invoice within the present Parliament session, and because the amended draft invoice will not be even out there, there’s nothing new to debate.
She stated, ‘Tamil Nadu will not be in opposition to delimitation, however it shouldn’t grow to be a punishment for implementing social and financial welfare schemes successfully for the final 50 years, and that continues to be DMK’s agency stand.
She additionally questioned the necessity for this session when Congress, CPI, CPI-M, IUML and VCK, which unanimously handed resolutions within the earlier assembly, proceed to carry the identical place, and requested if the assembly was being held to alter their stand.
Kanimozhi stated, ‘While farmers throughout Tamil Nadu are protesting over the Cauvery difficulty and demanding an all-party assembly on the Mekedatu dam, the TVK authorities is sustaining silence on that however has unexpectedly convened a delimitation assembly that nobody requested for, which is nothing however a political drama to divert consideration from the Cauvery difficulty’.
‘The DMK General Secretary had already made it clear that DMK will take part provided that an all-party assembly on the Mekedatu dam is held first, and therefore DMK is not going to participate in right now’s assembly’, she added.
She additionally requested if the federal government really cares about Tamil Nadu’s Cauvery rights and Delta farmers, and whether or not the Chief Minister is able to ship state authorities representatives together with MPs to undergo the Union Jal Shakti Minister the Assembly decision handed in opposition to the Mekedatu dam. (ANI)