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Karur stampede: Stalin's 'Kumbh, Gujarat' jibe at BJP, alleges conspiracy

📅 October 03, 2025 12:00 AM 🕐 Scraped: October 03, 2025

Summary: A political face-off has erupted over the Karur stampede, with Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin accusing the BJP of using the incident to threaten the DMK government. Stalin questioned why no NDA delegation was sent to other tragedies like the Kumbh Mela stampede, incidents in Gujarat, or the Manipur riots. He alleged a conspiracy, noting the Finance Minister, who was absent during three recent disasters in Tamil Nadu, visited Karur immediately after the stampede. The Chief Minister claims this is being done to see if the "Karur incident could be used to threaten somebody." The BJP countered, with spokesperson Narayanan Tirupati defending the NDA delegation's visit as a duty. He questioned Stalin's absence during the Kallakurichi hooch tragedy and accused the DMK of politicising the stampede, asserting the state government failed to maintain law and order.

Protests originating in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir have now reached Islamabad, where police stormed the Islamabad Press Club.

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