Stalin slams AIADMK, says it is a trademark of 'corruption' and 'loot'

Ahe of by-election, DMK chief MK Stalin purported that law and order situation is worst under AIMK government. This statement was me while he was campaigning for party. He furr cited 'Pollachi sexual assault case' to prove his point. Stalin assailed  AIMK government stating it to be a tremark of 'corruption' and 'loot'.

"Law and order situation is worst under AIMK regime, Pollachi sexual assault case is an example. As you all know, AIMK government led by Chief Minister Edapdi K Palaniswami is a tremark of 'corruption' and 'loot'. Chief Minister said that he is proud of his government and also that his government is embalmed with ISI mark, but truth is, his government has got ISI mark in corruption and loot," said Stalin.

He furr slammed government for delaying  local body elections and said, "AIMK has been in power for last eight years but have not conducted local body elections which should have been conducted three years ago. AIMK knows very well that if local body elections are held, DMK will win and y will not be loot money." 

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64 constituencies to go for bypolls

CEC Arora announced that bypolls would be held for 64 constituencies across 17 states and one union territory (UT) of country. Assam, Arunachal Presh, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Himachal Presh, Karnataka, Kerala, Mhya Presh, Meghalaya, Odisha, Punjab, Rajasthan, Sikkim, Tamil Nu, Telangana, Uttar Presh and Puducherry are states and union territory, respectively, to go for bypolls. Out of 17 states set for bypolls next month, Karnataka will have polls for 15 seats which is most out of all states. Uttar Presh will conduct polls for 11 seats and Bihar for 5. Mhya Presh, Meghalaya, Chattisgarh, Odisha, Arunachal Presh and Telangana will have polls for only one seat. 

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(With Inputs from ANI)