Panneerselvam turns down Stalin’s invite to join body on social justice
The Hindu
Says AIADMK alone has the moral right to speak about it
The AIADMK coordinator and former Chief Minister O. Panneerselvam, on Saturday, turned down the invitation of DMK president and Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, to join the All India Federation for Social Justice floated by him.
In his reply to Mr. Stalin’s letter of invitation, dated February 2, Mr. Panneerselvam criticised the former’s announcement of having decided to form the body without holding a meeting of like-minded parties beforehand. He also dubbed the decision as a one, aimed at getting a “political gain” for the DMK and also as one that had “nothing to do with the welfare” of people of the State.
Mr. Panneerselvam claimed that the Federation was being formed to “divert the attention of people, dissatisfied” with the performance of the DMK government.
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