Alagiri condemns PM, Adityanath’s remarks on women’s safety in T.N.
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‘DMK, Congress, Communist parties had for long fought for women’s rights’
Tamil Nadu Congress Committee president K.S. Alagiri on Thursday condemned Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s speech hitting out at DMK MP A. Raja and Dindigul Leoni, contending that his speech lowered the dignity of office of the Prime Minister and it only showed that the AIADMK-BJP combine was set to lose the Assembly election. Mr. Alagiri said Mr. Modi’s statement that the DMK-Congress alliance was against women and the speech of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, claiming that if the DMK alliance came to power in Tamil Nadu, women won’t be safe, were highly condemnable. The DMK, the Congress and the Communist parties in the State had for long fought for women’s rights, he said, adding that Indira Gandhi had served as Prime Minister for 15 years and was praised worldwide for her leadership.
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