Chennai, December 27:
A senior BJP leader on Saturday launched a sharp attack on the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) ahead of upcoming polls, asserting that the party “will be routed” and accusing it of making numerous promises but failing to deliver on key commitments.
Addressing a gathering, the leader criticised DMK’s performance on livelihood, infrastructure and public services, urging voters to hold the party accountable at the ballot box. He said citizens are seeking effective governance rather than unfulfilled assurances.
Political analysts noted that such rhetoric highlights intensifying debates between parties in Tamil Nadu, as both sides seek to frame their electoral narratives to attract undecided voters.
Opposition figures dismissed the criticism as campaign rhetoric, emphasizing achievements in social welfare and development during DMK’s tenure.
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