Speaker tore off his shirt himself and blamed DMK MLAs: Stalin

February 18, 2017 15:18

DMK working President MK Stalin has alleged that his shirt was torn off when police forcefully evicted him and his party MLAs from Tamil Nadu assembly.

Reacting to speaker's allegation that DMK MLAs torn off his shirt, Stalin said, "The speaker tore of his shirt himself and blamed DMK MLAs. We reiterate our demand for a secret ballot."

He further said, "We were told that assembly will reconvene at 3 pm, but at 2 pm police came and tried to forcefully evict us."

"We are going to meet the Governor to apprise him of the situation here,' he added.

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