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DMK front 'a flock of betrayers'
By S. Vijay Kumar
MADURAI, MAY 8. The DMK front in Tamil Nadu was a `flock of
betrayers', the CPI national secretary, Mr. D. Raja, said today.
Addressing a press conference here, he accused the Chief
Minister, Mr. M. Karunanidhi, of betraying Periyar's self-
respect theory, ideals of rationalism and policies of Dravidian
Movement by joining hands with the communal BJP for power.
He said the Puthiya Tamizhagam and the DPI parties had also
betrayed the principles of Dr. Ambedkar by aligning with the
communal forces in the State.
The Assembly elections would pave way for a `change in guard' in
Tamil Nadu, he said and expressed confidence that the AIADMK
Chief, Ms. Jayalalitha, would garner adequate `numbers' to form
the government. In the event of a hung Assembly, the CPI would
help the AIADMK to form the government, he said.
Describing the rejection of Ms. Jayalalitha's nomination papers
as a `legal-constitutional problem', he decried the Election
Commission's norms which denied equality opportunity to all
before law.
He alleged that the BJP-led government at the Centre was ruining
the country by pursuing `disastrous economic policies'. The
disinvestment policy was a virtual sell-out of national assets
which the country had built over the years. The WTO policies and
new exim policy would affect the agricultural sector and
decelerate the growth of Small Scale Industries, he noted.
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