Modi Fit to be Chancellor of Corruption University: M K Stalin

Chennai: Prime Minister Narendra Modi would be the fittest person to be made Chancellor of a university for corruption, if it was set up in the country, and he should be rejected by the people, as he had neglected Tami Nadu, along with other ‘loose flesh of BJP’ like AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami, former Chief Minister O Panneerselvam and AMMK founder T T V Dinakaran, said Chief Minister M K Stalin on Wednesday. The case, which first introduced the word FERA in the State, involving an illegal transfer of US $ 62,61,000 was pending for the past 30 years and the Enforcement Directorate had already levied a fine of Rs 28 crore, Stalin said warning the people against voting for Dinakaran and reminding them that they had elected O Panneerselvam’s son in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls. The new Prime Minister, definitely not like the present incumbent, would have concern for the people, he said, adding that if the BJP was returned to power that would mark the end of democracy in the country with Parliament and parliamentary debates becoming things of the past. Referring to Modi’s message on X that he would develop the Chennai Metro Rail, he said that it was he who had been a stumbling block for the speeding construction of the second phase of the project by not sanctioning the funds and approving the scheme after the foundation was laid by the Union Home Minister in 2020.