August 12, 2025

Get ready for some spicy political drama from Tamil Nadu! On August 12, 2025, BJP's Tamil Nadu president, Nainar Nagenthran, fired a volley of sharp words at the DMK government. Speaking in Chennai, he claimed the ruling party is scrambling to launch many welfare schemes just before their time ends. Why? Because they are scared of losing the 2026 Assembly elections, he said. Nagenthran did not stop there. He accused the DMK government of letting murders happen every day in the state. "Murders have become a daily occurrence in Tamil Nadu under the DMK rule," he said boldly. He also linked the rise in crime to the spread of liquor and drugs, saying these substances have worsened law and order in Tamil Nadu. But that's not all! The BJP leader also pointed fingers at the state government for delaying teacher appointments in government and Adi Dravidar welfare schools. The result? A clear drop in student admissions this year in these schools. In a show of support, Nagenthran promised the BJP would back the protesting conservancy workers of the Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC). He slammed the DMK for failing to fulfill its election promises since coming to power. What’s next for the BJP? Nagenthran revealed exciting plans to hold a series of conferences across Tamil Nadu to boost booth committees. The first conference is set for Tirunelveli soon. This fiery statement from BJP’s Tamil Nadu chief sets the political stage ablaze as the 2026 elections approach. The battle lines are drawn, and the clash between DMK and BJP is heating up like never before!

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