US EditionStalin Dares PM Modi to Repeat ‘DMK Harassing Biharis’ Remark in TN
Stalin accuses Modi of divisive politics and alleges voter roll revision aims to suppress genuine votes ahead of 2026 Tamil Nadu assembly elections, citing Bihar precedent.
- On Monday , Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin challenged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to repeat his divisive Bihar remarks in Tamil Nadu while speaking at DMK MP A. Mani's wedding in Dharmapuri.
- Turning his ire at the Election Commission of India over the Special Intensive Revision, M.K. Stalin, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, alleged the SIR aims to delete genuine voters, citing Bihar before the 2026 Tamil Nadu assembly election.
- Stalin rebutted Prime Minister Modi's claim about attacks on Biharis, stating migrant workers recently praised Tamil Nadu for social harmony and calling Modi's remarks hate speech tied to BJP desperation.
- DMK and allied parties opposed or boycotted the SIR and urged vigilance, while Stalin accused AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K. Palaniswami of skipping the all-party meeting on Sunday out of BJP fear.
- Framing the contest as existential for the State, M.K. Stalin argued the 2026 Tamil Nadu assembly election is to 'rescue' Tamil Nadu from an AIADMK-BJP alliance and warned the SIR could spread, recalling opposing it in Bihar.
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Dharmapuri: Chief Minister M K Stalin on Monday accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of indulging in “vote politics” during his speech in Bihar and wondered if he had the “courage” to speak in a similar vein in Tamil Nadu. Claiming that the prime minister had described Tamil Nadu as a place for the visitors to reside, Stalin asked, “Does he have the courage to speak in Tamil Nadu?” ‘DMK will form govt in 2026’ “No matter what conspiracy someone …
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Stalin dares PM Modi to repeat ‘DMK harassing Biharis’ remark in TN
Continuing his attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his remark that the ‘DMK is harassing Biharis’, made at an election rally in poll-bound Bihar, Chief Minister MK Stalin on Monday dared him to repeat the same in Tamil Nadu, which welcomes migrant workers and entrepreneurs, ensuring they live in peace and happiness.
From Saharsa, Bihar, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a scathing attack on the Grand Alliance, accusing it of protecting infiltrators. In his speech, PM Modi said, "Now Congress leaders have taken the contract to sink the RJD." He claimed that "these parties organize yatras for infiltrators but do not take the time to visit the Ram Temple in Ayodhya."
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