MK Stalin slams OPS for claiming that EPS has hidden alliance with DMK

Stalin said OPS is speaking like this because he is sitting helpless.

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MK Stalin slams OPS for claiming that EPS has hidden alliance with DMK

As a retaliation of O Panneerselvam's earlier comment that Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami is having a secret alliance with DMK, Stalin warned OPS to not put forth baseless allegations.

"As a deterrence to the competition as to who will win in being the 'mask' of BJP, OPS is raising allegations against DMK, all in order to get a good name with his 'Delhi' masters," claimed MK Stalin.

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Stalin alleged that OPS wants to conduct diplomacy without having any policies and to hide it, OPS is raising such claims against DMK. "OPS has only spoken this way as he was sitting helpless. Me and DMK members are continuously attempting in the assembly to rip off the cover over EPS MLAs horse trading scam", he said.

The angry opposition leader also stated that OPS only conducted a false drama at Jayalalithaa memorial seeking an investigation over Amma's death while conducting secret negotiations with EPS.

"After knowing that he will not become chief minister, OPS dismantled the 'merger committee' and claimed that there will be no merger of the factions but still hopping hotels holding hidden meetings," he strongly alleged. Stalin also questioned that if OPS had a dispute with EPS how were they able to literally hold hands in Delhi when BJP announced its presidential candidate!

Finally Stalin asked if OPS had the guts to raise questions over the money distribution scandal during RK Nagar elections or about "Gutka diary scam' or any other scam that DMK has questioned in the recent assembly sessions.

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