Chennai, 09 January, (Asiantribune.com):
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Vijayakanth
The actor turned politician and Desia Murpokku Dravida Kazhagam (DMDK) leader Vijayakanth has said that his party had nothing to do with an advertisement appeared in a Tamil evening on Friday criticizing the All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam supremo Ms J Jayalalithaa.
"The advertisement had been issued with the intention that those opposed to the present DMK rule should not come together", Vijayakanth asserted.
In a statement here, he said his party leaders and cadre were issuing advertisements in newspapers in connection with a conference on “restoring the rights of the people,” at Salem on January 9.
The conference's objective was to oust the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam government. Unexpectedly, an advertisement had been inserted in the evening in the names of DMDK leaders, in which the AIADMK leadership had been criticized.
The DMDK had nothing to do with the advertisement, Vijayakanth added.
It had been issued with the intention that those opposed to the present rule should not come together. The people would give a fitting lesson to those who gave the advertisement.
Fake advertisement
He further said that if the paper had carried the fake advertisement without knowing the truth, it should apologize immediately.
The party leaders whose names figured in it would identify those who gave the advertisement and initiate legal proceedings against them.
He said the party was conducting the conference with a clear mind. It would not, in anyway; help the DMK retain power in the State.
Source: Asian Tribune
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