Recalling the controversial 2019 murder of Y.S. Vivekananda Reddy, Narayana said everyone is aware of how Jagan initially spoke about the case and later changed his stance. He further pointed out that Jagan remains the only individual in the country to be out on bail for over 11 years while facing multiple criminal cases — a situation he claims is possible only because of the “political shield” provided by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Amit Shah.

Narayana also noted that Viveka’s daughter, Y.S. Sunitha, believes she has no protection because the accused in the murder case are influential and powerful. Extending support, Narayana declared that the CPI would stand firmly by Sunitha in her fight for justice.

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Annamalai asserted that Tamil Nadu would not lose any constituencies on a pro-rata basis and reiterated that the BJP would abstain from the all-party meeting due to an unclear agenda. He dismissed concerns regarding the delimitation exercise as baseless propaganda, emphasizing that Union Home Minister Amit Shah and the Prime Minister had clearly assured that the state would not lose any constituencies.  

Regarding the ongoing fishermen’s dispute, Annamalai affirmed that the BJP-led central government would take decisive action. He noted that following the formation of a new government in Sri Lanka, the country had intensified surveillance and imposed stricter bail conditions on fishermen. He announced plans to meet with External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, accompanied by fishermen leaders from coastal regions, to advocate for a humanitarian resolution with the Sri Lankan authorities.  

Annamalai also highlighted the issue of smugglers disguising themselves as fishermen, stating that anti-social elements were involved in illicit activities. He mentioned that Sri Lankan authorities had clarified that there was no intentional firing at Indian fishermen but rather an accidental discharge of a weapon. He further recalled that the last joint working group meeting on the matter was held in 2020 and urged the Sri Lankan President to reconvene discussions.  

Responding to former AIADMK minister D. Jayakumar’s claim that Annamalai had studied under a two-language system, he clarified that his school offered three languages and that he had chosen Tamil as it was his mother tongue. He emphasized that the National Education Policy enables students to learn additional languages, thereby enhancing their educational opportunities.  

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