CM stalin Accuses central government of Discrimination and Anarchy
Allegations Against the Center:
Tamil Nadu chief minister M.K. stalin on saturday accused the BJP-led central government of deeply discriminating against tamil Nadu. He supported Finance minister Thangam Thennarasu’s claims of financial bias and said that people are questioning the Centre’s actions.
“Washing Machine” Remark:
Stalin once again used his “washing machine” jibe, questioning how politicians accused of corruption become “clean” after joining the bjp alliance. He mocked this as a form of political hypocrisy.
Language Discrimination:
The chief minister criticized the Centre for naming national schemes and laws only in hindi and Sanskrit. He emphasized that this practice alienates non-Hindi-speaking states like tamil Nadu.
Anarchy Through Governors:
Stalin accused the Centre of spreading anarchy in opposition-ruled states by using governors as political instruments to interfere in state affairs.
Superstition and Education:
In a social media post, stalin questioned why central ministers were “teaching superstitions” to children instead of promoting scientific education.
Accusations of election Manipulation:
He alleged that the bjp was using vote-rigging tactics through what he termed the “SIR model” and spreading misinformation through “WhatsApp University.”
Keezhadi Archaeological Site Issue:
Stalin also asked why the Centre was not accepting the scientifically validated findings from the Keezhadi excavation site, accusing it of neglecting tamil heritage.
Finance Minister’s Ten Questions:
Finance minister Thangam Thennarasu earlier raised 10 issues in the Assembly, including:
Unfair GST revenue sharing
Imposition of hindi and NEP
Exclusion from road and railway projects
Delays in madurai and coimbatore metro approvals
Non-release of ₹3,709 crore under Jal jeevan Mission
Tamil Nadu receiving only 4% of national financial disbursement despite 6% population share
Stalin’s Assertion:
Concluding, stalin said that tamil Nadu will not remain silent and will continue to demand justice, exposing what he called the Centre’s “double standards” in cooperative federalism.
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