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BSP leader murder: Supporters stage protest, demand CBI probe, eights suspects held over killing
Several suspects have been detained in connection with the murder of BSP state president K Armstrong, but doubts persist among political leaders and supporters regarding their involvement. Armstrong was brutally killed by a gang near his home in Perambur, prompting calls for a CBI investigation from his supporters who allege a planned murder and intelligence failure. Chief Minister M K Stalin expressed shock and ordered swift police action, but opposition leaders criticized the DMK government for failing to maintain law and order, highlighting ongoing concerns about violence under its tenure.
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CM Stalin calls BSP leader's murder 'deeply saddening,' orders swift justice
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin expressed grief over the assassination of the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) leader, Mr. Armstrong, by unidentified men near his residence in Perambur, Chennai. He ordered the police to conduct the case expeditiously and bring the culprits to justice. Eight suspects have been arrested and a special team has been formed to investigate the murder.
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BSP leader's killing: Party supremo Mayawati to visit Chennai tomorrow; appeals for peace
BSP Tamil Nadu head K Armstrong was murdered near Perambur residence. Mayawati will visit Chennai, urging action. Chennai police arrested eight suspects; CM MK Stalin conveyed condolences, ordered expedited probe. BSP workers gathered at Rajiv Gandhi Hospital mortuary, staged road roko and sit-in protests on Poonamallee High Road, demanding CBI probe.
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Rahul Gandhi "deeply shocked" at BSP leader's "abhorrent" killing, confident TN govt "will ensure culprits brought to justice"
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi expressed deep shock over the brutal killing of K Armstrong, the Tamil Nadu Chief of the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), near his residence in Chennai. He extended heartfelt condolences to Armstrong's family, friends, and followers, emphasizing that Tamil Nadu Congress leaders are in close contact with the state government to ensure swift justice for the culprits. Meanwhile, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin also condemned the assassination, assuring expedited police action to bring the perpetrators to justice. BSP Chief Mayawati strongly condemned the killing, urging the state government to swiftly punish those responsible.
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Armstrong killing: Chennai police detain BSP protesters for obstructing traffic
After BSP leader K Armstrong's tragic murder near his Chennai home, BSP workers protested outside the hospital where his body was autopsied, demanding a CBI inquiry and CM Stalin's resignation. The protest caused traffic chaos, leading to several detentions by Chennai Police. BSP chief Mayawati plans to visit Chennai, urging peace and immediate government action. Meanwhile, CM Stalin assured swift justice for the suspects arrested in the case, expressing condolences to Armstrong's family and supporters.
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No tangible effort by BJP-led Centre to retrieve Katchatheevu: Stalin
"In the letter dated 27.06.2024, you have mentioned that the genesis of this issue goes back to 1974 following an understanding between the then Union Government and the State Government," Stalin said in an apparent reference to the ceding of Katchatheevu.
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Palaniswami slams CM MK Stalin over killing of AIADMK office-bearer
Expressing shock over the killing of a party functionary and seeking immediate action to bring to justice the perpetrators of the crime, AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami on Sunday slammed Chief Minister M K Stalin over law and order in the state. It is an irony that Chief Minister Stalin is boasting of excellent law and order maintenance while people are always 'in fear,' be it day or night, Palaniswami, the leader of opposition claimed.
Tamil Nadu govt to establish international airport in Hosur: State CM Stalin
The Tamil Nadu government plans to establish an international airport on 2,000 acres in Hosur, capable of handling 30 million passengers annually, to support the industrial growth in Krishnagiri and Dharmapuri districts. Chief Minister M K Stalin announced this in the Assembly, highlighting the socio-economic benefits for the region. This initiative has been well-received by various political parties.
Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin announces International airport at Hosur
The Tamil Nadu government will build a new international airport in Hosur for socio-economic development altogether in Hosur, Krishnagiri and Dharmapuri districts, Chief Minister MK Stalin announced in an assembly on Thursday.
Tamil Nadu Assembly Speaker Appavu suspends AIADMK MLAs for a day over ruckus on hooch tragedy
Speaker M Appavu suspended AIADMK MLAs for one day in Tamil Nadu Assembly amid ruckus over Kallakurichi hooch tragedy discussion. Speaker Appavu acted on DMK Minister Nehru's request but CM Stalin intervened for only one day suspension. He criticised AIADMK's disruptive behavior. The Death toll in hooch tragedy rose to 59.
Tamil Nadu Illicit Liquor Case: 36 dead, nearly 70 hospitalised in Kallakurichi; CM announces Rs 10 lakh ex-gratia to kin
Tamil Nadu Illicit Liquor Case: At least 36 people lost their lives and nearly 70 others were hospitalized in Tamil Nadu's Kallakurichi district after consuming illicit arrack laced with poisonous methanol. The incident has prompted arrests and a swift response from authorities, including Chief Minister MK Stalin, who expressed shock and vowed to take strict action against those responsible. Governor RN Ravi also extended condolences and raised concerns about recurring incidents of illicit liquor-related deaths in the state.
NEET a 'scam', goes against students, social justice and poor; Centre must not defend it: Tamil Nadu CM Stalin
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin has criticized the National Entrance Test (NEET) as a "scam" that hinders students' opportunities and promotes social injustice. He criticized the NEET system for its inequitable nature and the lack of opportunities for the oppressed. Stalin also highlighted the recent allegations of invigilators tampering with OMR sheets for monetary benefits, highlighting the need for systemic change.
This is not Modi's victory, but his defeat: MK Stalin targets PM on Lok Sabha results
While addressing a public meeting in Coimbatore on Saturday, the Tamil Nadu CM also targeted the BJP over its slogan of 'Abki Baar, 400 Paar', saying, "Despite a lot of efforts, the BJP got only 240 seats."
Will put an end to 'scams' like NEET, says Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Friday said he would put an end to entrance test "scams" like the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) for admission to medical courses and ensure unhindered access to education. He asserted that education is the only asset that no one can steal.
'Baahubali' moment for M K Stalin as DMK-led combine poised for massive win
Chief Minister M K Stalin and Congress top leader Rahul Gandhi addressed a massive Coimbatore rally in April, overshadowing the BJP. The DMK-led alliance, with a streak of electoral wins since 2019, is poised for success in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, likened to the film Baahubali.
Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin, Congress President Kharge pay tribute to former CM M Karunanidhi on birth anniversary
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, along with DMK Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin and DMK MP Kanimozhi, paid homage to former CM M Karunanidhi on his birth anniversary at Kalaignar Karunanidhi Memorial. Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge also honoured Karunanidhi's legacy. He praised his lifelong dedication to social justice and public welfare. Karunanidhi, a prominent figure in Tamil Nadu politics, passed away in 2018.
INDIA bloc doesn't have any leader who can become PM: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah said that the opposition alliance does not have any leader who could be the next PM. He said, "The INDI alliance doesn't have any leaders. The INDI alliance wants five PMs in five years. The INDI alliances neither have leaders nor have any intention for the development of the nation."
Stop maligning Tamils for votes, Stalin tells PM Modi over his Ratna Bhandar keys remarks
Tamil Nadu CM M K Stalin criticizes PM Modi for alleging missing keys of Lord Jagannath's treasury in Odisha have gone to Tamil Nadu, calling it a ploy to gain votes. He condemns the Naveen Patnaik-led BJD government for the security lapse at the Puri temple.
Culture of drugs, violence no different from DMK culture, says BJP's Tamilisai Soundararajan
BJP's Tamilisai Soundararajan accused ruling DMK in Tamil Nadu of promoting drug culture and violence. Soundararajan claimed DMK members are involved in drug peddling and criticized the government's inaction. She highlighted instances of weapons found in public places, linking it to the alleged nexus between DMK, police, and drug peddlers.
Tamil Nadu government will not implement CAA, says CM Stalin
Chennai Chief Minister M K Stalin firmly opposes the divisive Citizenship (Amendment) Act, asserting it won't be implemented in Tamil Nadu due to its violation of the Constitution and creation of divisions among Indian people.
Our alliance is set to continue for the 2024 Lok Sabha election: Tamil Nadu CM Stalin
DMK has so far finalised seat-sharing deals with allies CPI (M), CPI, IUML and KMDK, besides MDMK and VCK. MDMK, IUML and KMDK (DMK Symbol) each to get one seat while VCK, CPM, CPI get two seats each in the Lok Sabha polls. The Congress will contest the lone seat in Puducherry.
Amid China's flag row, BJP wishes Happy Birthday to Tamil Nadu CM Stalin in Chinese
The BJP wished Tamil Nadu CM Stalin a happy birthday in Mandarin, sparking controversy amidst an advertisement debacle featuring a Chinese flag on an ISRO-related poster. PM Modi criticized the DMK for allegedly neglecting India's space achievements. DMK members attributed the flag inclusion to a designer's error, emphasizing their commitment to a united India.
Tamil Nadu CM Stalin's minister accepts 'small mistake' of Chinese flag after PM Modi's rebuke
Tamil Nadu's DMK minister acknowledged an error in an advertisement displaying a Chinese flag at a new ISRO facility, following Prime Minister Modi's rebuke. Modi criticized the DMK government for allegedly claiming undeserved credit. BJP accused DMK of pro-China sentiments. In response, DMK MP defended the party, citing India's nuanced relationship with China.
Tamil Nadu CM Stalin moves resolutions against 'One Nation One Election', Delimitation
'One Nation, One Election' is a proposal of the Indian government that aims to simultaneously conduct elections for the Lok Sabha and all state assemblies. The proposal is currently under consideration of a committee led by former President Ram Nath Kovind.
After Sidda, Kerala CM to hold Delhi protest; southern states allege economic discrimination
Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan and Cabinet colleagues, along with Left Democratic Front MPs, will stage a dharna at Jantar Mantar to protest against the Centre's "economic discrimination" against Kerala. The move follows a similar protest by Karnataka government representatives in New Delhi, alleging raw economic deals.
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