When Amma is not there Modi is our daddy, India's daddy: AIADMK minister

State Minister for Milk and Dairy Development K T Rajenthra Bhalaji has labelled Prime Minister Narendra Modi the "daddy" of Tamil Nadu

Opinion:
At the point when Modi moved toward becoming 'daddy'
The political condition between the All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam
(AIADMK) and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) appears to have changed 180-degrees
since AIADMK supremo J Jayalalithaa's demise. In March 2016, Union Minister
Piyush Goyal descended intensely on the AIADMK initiative (read Jayalalithaa),
saying Tamil Nadu was "a state inside a state". Quick forward to 2019, and Goyal can
be heard waxing smooth about Jayalalithaa's master poor activities and considering
her a "genuine patriot". At that point there is State Minister for Milk and Dairy
Development K T Rajenthra Bhalaji, who has quite recently named Prime Minister
Narendra Modi the "daddy" of Tamil Nadu. At the point when reminded that Amma
— as Jayalalithaa was prominently called — never consented to a partnership with
Modi, Bhalaji countered, "When Amma isn't there Modi is our daddy; India's daddy."
Strife in Congress state units
All isn't well with the Congress gathering's state units. Many are vexed in Karnataka
that the gathering is happy to surrender eight to nine Lok Sabha seats to the Janata
Dal (Secular), and some have even undermined to join the Bharatiya Janata Party, and
be handled against Congress applicants, including senior gathering pioneer
Mallikarjun Kharge. So also, Maharashtra Congress administrative gathering pioneer
Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil is despondent that the gathering may surrender the Shirdhi
Lok Sabha seat to the Left gatherings. In Haryana, previous boss pastor Bhupinder
Singh Hooda hosts undermined to coast another get-together on the off chance that he
keeps on being disregarded by the gathering's best authority.Read More


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