Annamalai, the President of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Tamil Nadu, has strongly criticized the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) government for the recent arrest of BJP party workers who were attempting to install flagpoles and hoist BJP flags at various locations in the state. Annamalai took to the social media platform [X] (formerly Twitter) to express his concerns and allegations against the ruling party.In his message, Annamalai raised serious objections to the treatment of BJP workers, claiming that they were being prevented from erecting flagpoles, even in areas where other political parties had already displayed their flags. He insinuated that the DMK, a seasoned political party with a 75-year history, seemed apprehensive about the activities carried out by BJP members.
Annamalai further accused the DMK of misleading the public with false election promises and alleged that their focus was primarily on the advancement of “only the family of the DMK president.” These allegations highlight the growing tension and political rivalry between the BJP and the DMK in Tamil Nadu.