Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) Tamil Nadu president, Annamalai, accuses Chief Minister M.K. Stalin of insulting Prime Minister Narendra Modi by skipping an event in Rameswaram. Annamalai criticized Stalin for not attending the event, where PM Modi laid the foundation stone for multiple developmental projects. The BJP leader alleged that Stalin’s absence was a deliberate attempt to disrespect the Prime Minister and the people of Tamil Nadu. Annamalai emphasized the significance of the event and condemned Stalin’s decision to skip it. The incident has sparked a political controversy in Tamil Nadu, with the BJP and the ruling DMK engaging in a war of words. The BJP has been trying to gain a foothold in Tamil Nadu, and incidents like these are being used to criticize the ruling party. The upcoming state elections are adding to the tension between the two political parties. The accusations made by Annamalai have further fueled the political discourse in the state. The BJP is determined to make its mark in Tamil Nadu, and events like these are being used to highlight the alleged negligence of the ruling party towards the Prime Minister. The political landscape in Tamil Nadu is witnessing intense competition as parties gear up for the upcoming elections.