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DMK and TVK trade barbs in Tamil Nadu Assembly showdown

A volatile session of the Tamil Nadu Assembly erupted into a shouting match Tuesday as DMK representatives and TVK legislators clashed over past allegations of communal profiling and the contentious cancellation of the Parandur airport project.

DMK and TVK trade barbs in Tamil Nadu Assembly showdown

The friction reached a peak when TVK MLAs VMS Mustafa and I Thahira accused the previous DMK administration of labeling minority communities as terrorists. DMK leader Syed Hafeez dismissed the claims as irrelevant political theater, characterizing the TVK's legislative conduct as a circus. According to Hafeez, the opposition party displays a fundamental misunderstanding of parliamentary procedure and is intentionally stoking communal tensions to distract from the government's failure to provide substantive answers during question periods.

Simultaneously, the floor debate pivoted to the state's decision to scrap the Parandur airport project. Chief Minister Vijay justified the cancellation by citing environmental risks and the potential displacement of agricultural communities. The discourse quickly devolved into accusations of corruption, with PWD Minister Aadhav Arjuna alleging that political insiders engaged in speculative land acquisitions before the project's official details were made public. DMK MLA Thangam Thennarasu fired back at Law Minister Nirmal Kumar, mocking the motives behind the original proposal and promising a retaliatory response to the government's ongoing narrative.

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