Archive · 28 May 2025
EPS Criticizes Stalin and DMK Over Law and Order
A political fight has broken out in Tamil Nadu.
EPS, from the AIADMK party, is accusing Chief Minister Stalin and the DMK party of doing a bad job of keeping the peace.
He points to a case where a DMK official is accused of harassing a college student and an incident involving illegal guns.
EPS says the DMK is letting down the people.
He claims the DMK is allowing its members to hold rallies while preventing AIADMK members from protesting.
He also calls on the CM to address the alleged deterioration of law and order.
EPS criticizes CM Stalin and the DMK government over alleged issues of law and order in Tamil Nadu.
He refers to reports of an Arakkonam DMK councillor's arrest for illegal gun possession.
EPS mentions allegations of sexual harassment involving a college student and a DMK functionary.
He alleges that the student reporting the incident was threatened by police.
EPS accuses the DMK government of preventing AIADMK members from protesting while DMK holds rallies.
- Who
- Edappadi K Palaniswami (EPS), M K Stalin, and DMK party.
- What
- Criticism of the DMK government, citing issues such as a sexual harassment case and illegal gun possession by a DMK councillor.
- When
- As of May 27, 2025.
- Where
- Tamil Nadu, specifically Arakkonam.
- Why
- Disagreements over law and order and the handling of a sexual harassment case allegedly involving a DMK functionary.
DMK's Stance
AIADMK's Stance
Political Accusations in Arakkonam Case
DMK's Stance
DMK has not issued any official statement.
AIADMK's Stance
AIADMK criticizes DMK for alleged mishandling of the case and protecting the accused.
- Issue
- Criticism of Law and Order
- Location
- Arakkonam, Tamil Nadu
- Accuser
- Edappadi K Palaniswami (EPS)
- Accused
- M K Stalin and DMK party
- Specific Concerns
- Illegal gun possession and sexual harassment allegations.
- Date of Statement
- May 27, 2025
