Tamil Nadu Assembly election | Punish those who degrade women, says Palaniswami
The Hindu
The Chief Minister was referring to A. Raja’s remarks
Referring to controversial remarks made by DMK leader A. Raja, Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami on Sunday wondered what the fate of the women would be if such people came to power. He appealed to the voters to punish those who degrade women. “Think about what all they will say if a common man is a Chief Minister. If this can happen to a Chief Minister, who can give protection to common people like you? What will happen to the women if they come to power? Please think about it,” appealed Mr. Palaniswami, who turned emotional during an election campaign at Tiruvottiyur.
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