Gujarat CM visa issue: DMK warns of action against party MPs
27 July 2013 4:30 AM IST
DMK on Thursday warned of action against party MPs if they are found to have addressed a letter to US President Barack Obama against issuing of visa to Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi.
DMK cheif Karunanidhi said in a statement here that his party never interfered in Centre’s foreign policy or its internal affairs ‘and in the same way we don’t accept DMK interfering in the visa issue.’
‘While MPs have denied they have signed the letter, the party does not accept them signing it. Sending a signed note is not acceptable to the party.
If any of our MPs had signed the letter without discussing the matter with the high command, party will take action against them,’ he said in a statement here.
Karunanidhi’s warning came a day after a controversy erupted over a letter purportedly signed by a set of MPs including Sitaram Yechury (CPI-M) and DMK’s KP Ramalingam to Obama asking that Modi be not granted US visa, which both have denied.
DMK cheif Karunanidhi said in a statement here that his party never interfered in Centre’s foreign policy or its internal affairs ‘and in the same way we don’t accept DMK interfering in the visa issue.’
‘While MPs have denied they have signed the letter, the party does not accept them signing it. Sending a signed note is not acceptable to the party.
If any of our MPs had signed the letter without discussing the matter with the high command, party will take action against them,’ he said in a statement here.
Karunanidhi’s warning came a day after a controversy erupted over a letter purportedly signed by a set of MPs including Sitaram Yechury (CPI-M) and DMK’s KP Ramalingam to Obama asking that Modi be not granted US visa, which both have denied.
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