Chennai: Farmers had taken out tractor parades against agricultural laws on the occasion of Republic Day, but a group of farmers entered the Red Fort and unfurled the Sikh religious flag Nishan Sahib. The political temperature of Tamil Nadu has risen over the uproar in Delhi during the tractor parade on Tuesday. DMK chief MK Stalin has blamed the sob's ruling party AIADMK for the entire case. Stalin also said that farmers have been forced to demonstrate because of the indifferent and sluggish attitude of the Central government.

MK Stalin said that if the AIDMK in Parliament had not supported the agricultural laws, the Centre's Modi government could not have passed the law. The violence that took place in the country's capital on the occasion of Republic Day on January 26 has been due to the arrogant attitude of the central government. Stalin also said that farmers should realise that violence will only benefit the divisive politics of the government.

Stalin said that the two sides should strive to resolve within democratic rules and regulations. Political activity is also on the rise in Tamil Nadu assembly elections. DMK has been facing defeat in two successive assembly elections since 2011, but this time MK Stalin is in an exercise to end the political exile of DMK's power in the state.

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