If the DMK comes to power they will loot but the people did not ask ... Criticized by H. Raja ...!

Former BJP national secretary H Raja has been harshly critical of the DMK government, demanding that the Tamil Nadu government immediately close Tasmag stores in Tamil Nadu.

Extension of curfew order in Tamil Nadu from June 14 to June 21.

During this curfew order, activities already permitted in all districts will continue to be allowed. Although the spread of the disease was under control, the government did not allow the opening of these shops in Coimbatore, Nilgiris, Tiruppur, Erode, Salem, Karur, Namakkal, Thanjavur, Thiruvarur, Nagapattinam and Mayiladuthurai districts. People in Tamil Nadu. In the districts, Tasmac has given permission to open various restrictions from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

In this context, the BJP yesterday staged protests in various places across Tamil Nadu against being allowed to open Tasmac stores.

Speaking to reporters at the time, H. Raja Stalin and Kanimozhi Udayanithi Stalin all criticized the DMK government, citing the then AIADMK government for opening liquor stores in Tamil Nadu last year.

In addition, the number of infections was low and the number of deaths was 153. The then Timke government asked why it was necessary to open Tasmac stores when people were dying en masse.

But today the number of epidemics in Tamil Nadu has crossed 15 thousand and the number of victims is 383. Why is it necessary to open Tasmac stores when the infection is 21 times higher? Is it a different mouth? As questioned.

Moreover, the price of construction materials has increased by a third in the last 30 days.

 He said that if the DMK came to power they would loot but the people did not listen and that is why they are currently enjoying the price hike.

He further said that one crore people in Tamil Nadu have been vaccinated today as Prime Minister Modi gave them free vaccines.

The people who voted in Tamil Nadu are now in the mood to vote no. He also criticized the media for becoming addicted to Arivalayam.

The Tamil Nadu government has appealed for the immediate closure of Tasmac stores as half the vacancies could not bear the burden of becoming a minister in Tamil Nadu.