Thirumavalavan slams the “edge element” that criticizes VCK to disturb the DMK alliance

VCK leader Thor. Thirumavalavan criticized the “edge element” on Sunday, saying that VCK relies entirely on DMK, which is within the welfare scope of the surrender of Dalits for electoral politics.

In his social media speech, Mr. Thirumavalavan urged party officials to prepare for the WAQF (Amendment) Act to hold a rally, adding that he is taking a principled long-term stance. “We don’t want the BJP to gain a foothold in Tamil Nadu, but they are creating meaningless narratives, empowering marginal elements and encouraging caste and religious power. We are working to maintain a secular progressive alliance led by DMK intact, [but many people talk] It seems like we are completely dependent on the DMK. I want to clarify that we can make any decisions about the league. It’s no big deal. Keeping all doors open while negotiating with many political parties and joining a coalition that gives better offers is just opportunistic politics. ” he said.

With the growing example of atrocities against the Dalits, VCK faces criticism from all sides, urging it to be more confident in the distribution of dominance. However, Mr. Thirumavalavan said: “The demands we put before the ruling are separate from our relationship with the DMK in the league.”

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“We are in a coalition where we have been able to pass several key legislation and promote more welfare programs; for example, establishing a separate SC committee, a specialized legislation dedicated to the SC/ST sub-programme and establishing a sense of responsibility for the state government. From now on, the state government will be under scrutiny.”

Mr Ravikumar tried to emphasize the role of bureaucrats in creating obstacles and said that it was worthwhile to form an alliance with DMK, who was willing to listen and work with VCK to improve the lives of Dalits.

In the last decade of the AIADMK rule, especially under the leadership of Edappadi K. Palniswami – the bureaucracy was infiltrated by people who sympathized with the right-wing ideology. Governor RN Ravi publicly stated that civil servants should be loyal to the center and in the reported habit of the center (BRJP) that is declared on our habit (whether we are in contact with others), and that directive is under our direction (whether we are willing) (whether we are willing to contact him). This government intends to enhance the Dalits.

Social activist R. Murugappan said VCK is crucial to the existence and support of victims of caste atrocities. He questioned why the entire burden of speaking for the Dalits should fall on VCK’s shoulders.

A. Kathir, who chairs the NGO evidence, said the situation in Tamil Nadu is not encouraging in the atrocities against the Dalits.

In the past three to four years, 7,500 cases of atrocities against Dalits have been pending in court, with about 750 in Madurai alone.