The Free Press Journal

SIGNS VISIBLE FOR JOINING HANDS WITH BJP: AIADMK

- Agencies

In politicall­y significan­t remarks, the ruling AIADMK on Sunday said that signs of its working together with BJP like a "double-barrelled gun" in the political arena were visible and "no one can sever ties" between the two parties.

Coming out strongly against the principal opposition DMK-led persistent protests over the Cauvery imbroglio, the AIADMK said "whatever be the number of protests and demonstrat­ions, no one can sever the ties between the AIADMK and the BJP."

No one can weaken the bond between "the Central and the State government­s" either, the AIADMK said in its Tamil mouthpiece "Namadhu Puratchi Thalaivi Amma."

The state's ruling party said the protests by the DMK, its allies and friendly parties on the Cauvery issue were only aimed at spoiling the warmth between it and the BJP, reports PTI.

"The signs are (increasing­ly) becoming visible for the AIADMK and the BJP to work like a double-barrelled gun in Indian politics. The pathway is clear," the daily said, while emphasisin­g upon the need for the leadership of the two parties to chart out a roadmap for the purpose.

"A roadmap for it should be thrashed out by the high commands of both the parties. That is the need of the hour," the AIADMK mouthpiece added.

"The state and the Central regimes led by the AIADMK and the BJP respective­ly are working responsibl­y and are headed towards a final resolution of the issue," the daily said, referring to the Cauvery issue.

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