In a firm rebuttal to recent political statements, DMDK leader Premalatha Vijayakanth has declared that no party can be subdued or threatened into joining any alliance. This response came directly addressing VCK president Thol Thirumavalavan's allegations that the BJP is coercing parties to join the NDA.
Premalatha Vijayakanth's Stance on Alliance Politics
Speaking to reporters at Tuticorin airport on Saturday, Premalatha Vijayakanth emphasized the autonomy of political parties in making alliance decisions. She stated, "No one can subdue or threaten any party to join an alliance." This comment was made in the context of the ongoing political discourse in Tamil Nadu, where alliance formations are a critical aspect of electoral strategy.
Strategic Timing for DMDK's Alliance Decision
Premalatha highlighted that there is ample time for her party, the DMDK, to deliberate on alliance matters since the assembly election date has not been announced yet. She explained, "The right decision will be taken at the time considering what will be good for DMDK's future, and after consulting party functionaries." This indicates a cautious and strategic approach, focusing on long-term benefits rather than immediate pressures.
Response to Jana Nayagan Movie Controversy
When questioned about the controversy surrounding the release of the movie Jana Nayagan, Premalatha maintained a neutral stance, stating that the law would take its course. This reflects her adherence to legal processes amidst public debates.
State-Wide Campaign Progress
Premalatha Vijayakanth is currently engaged in the fourth phase of her state-wide campaign, covering key districts including:
- Kanyakumari
- Tuticorin
- Tirunelveli
- Tenkasi
- Virudhunagar
This extensive outreach effort underscores her commitment to connecting with voters and strengthening DMDK's presence across Tamil Nadu.
Her statements and campaign activities highlight the evolving political landscape in the state, with parties carefully navigating alliance dynamics ahead of potential elections.
