Tamil Nadu Assembly election | AIADMK a hollow shell controlled by RSS-BJP, says Rahul
The Hindu
‘This is an AIADMK with a mask... If you take off the mask, you will find the RSS-BJP behind it’
The AIADMK, at present, is a hollow shell controlled by the RSS and the BJP, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said on Sunday, while launching a full-fledged attack on the ruling combine. Addressing a conference of the DMK-led front along with M.K. Stalin here, Mr. Gandhi said, “It is not the old AIADMK. This is an AIADMK with a mask. It looks like the AIADMK. If you take off the mask, you will find it is not the AIADMK, but the RSS-BJP behind the mask. That old AIADMK is dead. It is gone, it is finished. It is now a hollow shell controlled by the RSS and the BJP. The people of Tamil Nadu have to be careful and understand what is behind this mask, and why this mask.” Mr. Gandhi said no Tamil person wanted to bow in front of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, or touch the feet of Union Home Minister Amit Shah or RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat.
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