- Advertisement -
Kamal Haasan appeared to move a step closer to taking the political plunge when the acclaimed actor-director on Tuesday escalated his attack on Tamil Nadu government. The award winning actor-director, who had earlier targetted state minsters, asked why nobody was demanding that Chief Minister EP Palaniswami quit.
Universal Hero Kamal Haasan is not simply slanting in news for his popular Bigg Boss show in Tamil, however his ceaseless tweets against Tamil Nadu government, CM and ministers is holding him under the light.
As a reflection, the Leaders of tamilnadu state govt. firmly countered his tweets and naturally, the Revenue Minister of state, RB Udhaya Kumar remarked ‘Kamal Haasan seems to be enduring mental issue as he is not ready to pass his thinkings in right way.
Prior in this week, Kamal hammered Tamil Nadu government in one of his tweets ‘In the event that one state’s CM ought to leave for a disaster and debasement under his govt. Why no party calls for resignation in Tamil Nadu.
Enough wrongdoings done’ by refferring netizen’s voice requesting the renunciation of Uttar Pradesh where Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath faced demands for his resignation from the Congress for the tragic death of children in a Gorakhpur hospital over the past week.
Back in Chennai, Mr Kamal Haasan really had got on the wrong side of the AIADMK government last month when he complained that there was corruption everywhere. With respect to defilement claims made by Kamal against the tamil nadu rulling party AIADMK a month ago, a few ministers wanted to continue legally.
Be that as it may, the lettered and senior on-screen character requested that his devotees convey messages to every one of those ministers and perceive what number of cases they would record.
recently Kamal hassan tweets, Mr Haasan had called political parties such as Tamil Nadu’s two bitter political rivals, the DMK and AIADMK, “tools to help” achieve his objective of a better Tamil Nadu. “If those tools are blunt, find others,” he said, in remarks seen to signal that he had no favourites and the state’s welfare was all that was driving him.