EPS says ‘bye-bye Stalin', Chief Minister hits back with ‘good-bye forever'
Chief Minister Stalin, however, dismissed the AIADMK leader's claims and responded with a counterattack. 'He is saying tata and bye-bye to me. Honourable Palaniswami who lost 10 times should know that Tamil Nadu people have been saying tata, bye-bye to you since 2019. In this election, they will say good-bye to you forever,' said Stalin during a public address.He further accused Palaniswami of compromising his party for personal gain. 'You went to Delhi and pawned AIADMK for your selfishness and to save your family from raid. It was Udhayanidhi who first brought this out about how you changed several cars and went there. Without shame you are asking what is wrong in knocking on Amit Shah's home door! What reason did you do so? Wasn't it to protect your home from raid and pawn AIADMK!'- Ends
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