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Home » Opposition Faces Have Changed, But Not Their Intentions: CM Stalin
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Opposition Faces Have Changed, But Not Their Intentions: CM Stalin

NT BureauBy NT BureauApril 23, 2025No Comments
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M. K. Stalin delivered a pointed political message during a book release event in Chennai, stating that while the faces of the opposition may have changed, their core intentions and ideology remain the same.
Addressing the gathering, Stalin emphasized the continuity of the Dravidian movement, asserting that the DMK represents the unbroken legacy of the Justice Party.
Stalin also invoked the legacy of the anti-Hindi agitation, stressing that the DMK’s stance has never been against Hindi as a language but against its imposition.
Slamming the central government, Stalin said, “The domination mindset of Delhi has not changed. Our resistance has not faded. The face of our opponent may have changed, but their thinking and intent remain the same. Our struggle will continue until that changes.”
But Not Their Intentions: CM Stalin Opposition Faces Have Changed
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