A newly formed political party in Tamil Nadu has strongly defended its secular credentials, dismissing the ongoing political controversy around it as a “staged drama”. Party leaders said rivals are deliberately misrepresenting its position to create confusion among voters.
Party Pushes Back Against Allegations
Addressing the media, leaders of the new party said they firmly believe in secularism and inclusive politics. They argued that recent criticism does not stem from genuine concerns but from political insecurity among established parties.
As a result, they accused opponents of manufacturing controversy to slow the party’s growing influence.
The party claimed that the row was carefully orchestrated to damage its public image. According to its leaders, selective statements and misleading narratives were amplified to spark unnecessary debate. Therefore, they urged the public to judge the party by its principles and actions rather than political propaganda.
Focus on Inclusive Governance
Leaders reiterated that their political agenda centres on social justice, equality, and development for all communities. They stressed that religion should not be used as a political weapon and that governance must remain people-focused.
Moreover, the party said it aims to bridge social divides rather than deepen them.
Opposition parties have continued to question the new outfit’s position, keeping the controversy alive. Meanwhile, political observers note that emerging parties often face scrutiny as they attempt to carve space in Tamil Nadu’s crowded political arena.

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