Speaking to a crowd in Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu, PM Modi claimed that the DMK government has passed China’s sticker to claim false credit for ISRO’s facility. Anitha Radhakrishnan, a minister for Tamil Nadu and leader for the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK), acknowledged that the MK Stalin government had made a small mistake the day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi had chastised them over a picture of a Chinese rocket in a commercial for a new ISRO facility. According to Radhakrishnana, officials failed to notice an error made by the advertisement’s designers.
He informed us on Thursday that there was a minor error in the newspaper article we provided about the construction of a rocket launch pad in the Kulasekarapattinam region.
He continued, “Those who designed the advertisement made a mistake that we were unaware of, which was the layout of the Chinese flag in the commercial welcoming Prime Minister Narendra Modi. At a gathering in Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu, on Wednesday, Prime Minister Modi claimed that the DMK government had pasted China’s sticker to claim false credit for ISRO’s services in the state. A party that fails to produce anything but persists in claiming credit is known as DMK. These folks affix their stickers to our designs. He had stated that they had gone too far now, pasting China’s sticker to claim credit for the ISRO launch pad in Tamil Nadu. He claimed that the MK Stalin-led government had denigrated India’s industry and scientists with the advertisement.
They are unwilling to acknowledge India’s advancement in space technology, and they give you advertisements in exchange for your taxes without even including an image of India’s space program. They insulted our scientists, our space industry, and your tax dollar, and they did not want to showcase India’s space success to the world. He declared that it was past time to hold the DMK accountable for their actions.
DMK Minister Anita Radhakrishnan’s advertisement, which was sent to prominent Tamil dailies today, is evidence of the party’s allegiance to China and complete disrespect for the sovereignty of our nation. He posted on X on Wednesday, saying that since the news of ISRO’s second launch pad in Kulasekarapattinam was made public, the DMK, a party that is fiercely opposed to corruption, has been in a desperate attempt to apply stickers. DMK MP Kanimozhi responded to Modi’s attack by stating on Wednesday that India has not designed China as an enemy nation. She cited PM Modi’s invitation to Chinese leader Xi Jinping to visit India.
