Stalin joins issue with Palaniswami
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DMK president M.K. Stalin on Wednesday denied Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami’s allegation that he was liable for launching the Sterlite Copper unit in Thoothukudi.
“The Chief Minister is responsible for the police firing on peaceful protesters, in which 13 persons were killed. Since elections are approaching, the Chief Minister is uttering a blatant lie. His speech is highly condemnable,” Mr. Stalin stated in an announcement.
He stated the nation had watched policemen stand on vans and hearth on protesters. “After constituting a commission to probe the incident, the CM fears that his true face will be unmasked,” he stated.
Reiterating that former Chief Minister Jayalalithaa issued a no-objection certificates to the unit in August 1994, he stated the TNPCB granted environmental clearance on May 17, 1995. “It was Jayalalithaa who laid the foundation stone and inaugurated the unit. She even said the unit was a milestone in the development of industry in the State,” Mr. Stalin stated.
In a separate assertion, he urged the State authorities to carry counselling for medical admissions within the State, on-line.
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