AIADMK will remain the custodian of Muslims: Palaniswami
The Hindu
AIADMK assures Muslims of continued support, opposes CAA, triple talaq, and Uniform Civil Code. Former CM Jayalalithaa's legacy upheld.
AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K. Palaniswami on Wednesday assured Muslims that his party would remain their custodian.
Addressing the ‘Iftar’ event organised by his party, Mr. Palaniswami recalled the services rendered by former Chief Minister Jayalalithaa for the welfare of Muslims, and said that it was the late AIADMK leader who had first proposed A.P.J. Abdul Kalam for the post of President.
The policy pursued by her towards the community would continue, Mr. Palaniswami said.
Former Labour Minister A. Anwhar Raajhaa said that his party was opposed to the CItizenship Amendment Act, the ‘triple talaq’, and the Uniform Civil Code.
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