Swamy alleges interference by Union Ministers in TN politics
BJP leader Subramanian Swamy on Monday accused 'certain Union Ministers' of meddling with the political affairs of Tamil Nadu. He also filed a writ petition in the Supreme Court seeking the appointment of AIADMK General Secretary VK Sasikala as the state's Chief Minister. Swamy, however, refused to name the ministers who were taking 'undue interest' in the ongoing political crisis.
Senior BJP leader Subramanian Swamy has hit out at 'certain Union Ministers' for meddling with the political affairs in Tamil Nadu as the AIADMK is battling infighting. However, Swamy refused to name the ministers, who are taking 'undue interest' in ongoing political crisis in AIADMK.Speaking to India Today, Subramanian Swamy said, "As far as I know Union government has no role to play in governor's stand. But what I heard that there can be certain Union Ministers who are taking undue interest in what's happening in Tamil Nadu. I can't name them."Swamy's comments follows Union Minister Venkaiah Naidu's remark that 'there is no vacancy' for chief minister's post in Tamil Nadu.READ| Tamil Nadu deadlock: There's no vacancy for CM's post, Governor doing his duty, says Venkaiah Naidu