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Tamil Nadu Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin on Monday strongly condemned AIADMK General Secretary and Leader of Opposition in the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Edappadi K. Palaniswami for deliberately blocking an ambulance from passing in Vellore a few days ago.
Recently, AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami triggered a controversy after he shouted at an ambulance driver who attempted to pass through his campaign gathering in Anaicut, Vellore district. Health Minister Ma Subramanian strongly condemned EPS' remarks. Speaking at a political event, Udhayanidhi first extended his appreciation to the Minister for Health and Family Welfare of Tamil Nadu Ma Subramanian and all the officials of the Medical and Health Department for their efforts. "This is a political event, and I do not wish to speak much about politics. However, when minister were speaking, Mr. Ma Su gave a clear response to the allegations made by the Leader of the Opposition and his party. You know well that the Leader of the Opposition has been continuously going on tours. Just about ten days ago, you would have seen what happened," Udhayanidhi said. Moreover, Tamil Nadu DyCM added that a few days ago, Edappadi Palaniswami deliberately blocked an ambulance from passing and kept doing everything possible to cause harm. "This was strongly condemned by the public," Udhayanidhi added. Udhayanidhi then warned that the people of Tamil Nadu would deliver strong action against Edappadi Palaniswami. "If Edappadi Palaniswami fails to understand this, then let me tell you: the people of Tamil Nadu will soon put your party, your movement itself, in a state where it will have to go in an ambulance," he said. Meanhwile, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin returned to Chennai on Monday after completing his one-week visit to England and Germany. He defined his visit as a "successful tour", as 33 MoUs were signed, worth over Rs 15,516 crore in investment. He also said that ten new industries have come forward to invest in Tamil Nadu, and 17 industries already present in Tamil Nadu have made the decision to expand their footprint in the state rather than moving to other states. Stalin further stated that the investors of a German company became aware of Tamil Nadu's potential when he explained the state's potential to them. "All these years, they were only told about other states," he added. (ANI)
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