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Minister Rajmohan Slams Kanimozhi's Dharapuram Remarks as Politically Motivated
- •Tamil Nadu School Education Minister Rajmohan Arumugam dismissed DMK MP Kanimozhi Karunanidhi's criticism of a Dharapuram campaign event, calling her remarks politically motivated and baseless.
- •Arumugam explained that he asked speakers to shorten their speeches at the Dharapuram event because Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay and a large crowd had been standing for a long time under the hot sun.
- •He defended his role as an anchor, stating he has often asked speakers to conclude due to time constraints at various events, including those with prominent political figures.
- •Arumugam denied allegations of poaching leaders or monetary inducements within TVK, attributing new members to Chief Minister Vijay's stature and leadership.
- •The minister expressed confidence in Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam's prospects for an unprecedented victory in the upcoming by-election on October 6 in Dharapuram and Madurantakam constituencies.
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Tamil Nadu School Education Minister Rajmohan dismissed DMK MP Kanimozhi Karunanidhi's criticism regarding the Dharapuram campaign event, stating that her remarks were made for political reasons and lacked any basis. He explained that speakers were asked to keep their speeches brief because Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay and a large number of people had been standing for a long time under the hot sun.
The upcoming by-elections for the Dharapuram and Madurantakam assembly constituencies are scheduled to be held on October 6.
Regarding the Pattinapakkam issue, Minister Rajmohan stated that the government will not take any decision without continuously hearing the views of the public. He added that Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay will make the final decision after considering the opinions of the people.
