Sri Lanka trying to create fissures in India's federal polity: Jayalalithaa
Taking strong exception to an alleged derogatory article about her on the Sri Lankan defence website, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa today accused it of trying to create fissures in India's federal polity as she demanded an unconditional apology from Colombo for the insinuations against her.
In a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi hours after the controversy broke out, leading to a furore in Tamil Nadu's political circles, she said that it also depicted him in a 'disrespectful manner.'
She said it was brought to her notice that the article, titled... Published By: Daily News & Analysis dnaindia.com - 2 days ago
In a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi hours after the controversy broke out, leading to a furore in Tamil Nadu's political circles, she said that it also depicted him in a 'disrespectful manner.'
She said it was brought to her notice that the article, titled... Published By: Daily News & Analysis dnaindia.com - 2 days ago
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