Stalin’s big attack on PM Modi, the more times he comes, the bigger will be NDA’s defeat. Political turmoil intensifies in Tamil Nadu before elections. – ..
News India Live, Digital Desk: With the looming assembly elections 2026 in Tamil Nadu, the war of words has intensified. Chief Minister MK Stalin has made a big claim while taunting Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s frequent visits to Tamil Nadu. Addressing a public meeting in Kanyakumari, Stalin said that every time PM Modi visits the state, the margin of defeat of NDA will increase.
‘Tamil Nadu will run from Chennai, not Delhi’
Chief Minister Stalin took on the central government by raising the issue of regional autonomy. He said in clear words:
Chennai vs Delhi: “Tamil Nadu should be ruled from St. George Fort (Chennai), and not from Delhi. This election will decide what will be the identity of Tamil Nadu.”
Allegation of discrimination: Stalin alleged that the central government was gifting metro projects to states like Gujarat, while the legitimate demands and budget allocation of Tamil Nadu were being ignored.
Circle on claims of development
Attacking BJP, Stalin said that where BJP is in power, those states are not named in the development list. Referring to Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, he called the ‘double engine’ government. ‘box engine’ And said that the ‘Dravidian model’ of Tamil Nadu is an example for the entire country.
Election 2026: Political mathematics of Tamil Nadu
The contest for the 234-seat Tamil Nadu Assembly seems to be triangular:
| Party | main face | strategy |
|---|---|---|
| DMK+ (India Alliance) | mk stalin | Dravidian model and linguistic pride |
| AIADMK-BJP (NDA) | Edappadi Palaniswami / PM Modi | Double engine development and anti-incumbency |
| TVK (new entry) | Thalapathy Vijay | Young voters and new option |
Emphasis on communal harmony
Speaking in Kanyakumari, the CM said that this district is a symbol of unity. He alleged that BJP is trying to do divisive politics in the state, but the Dravidian model ensures security of minorities and brotherhood with the majority.
Stalin’s taunt: “As soon as the elections come, some people start roaming the streets of Tamil Nadu, but the public knows that nothing has been done for them in the last 10 years.”
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