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Article 356 will be used against AIADMK Govt., says Ramadoss

By Our Staff Reporter

TIRUNELVELI, APRIL 1. The All-India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam Government will be dissolved immediately after the Lok Sabha elections as the Congress will capture power at the Centre with the thumping majority, the Pattali Makkal Katchi leader, S. Ramadoss, told party workers here this evening.

"The people of Tamil Nadu cannot tolerate this lawless rule for two more years and Article 356 will be used for the last time to dissolve the anti-people AIADMK Government as the Congress will have majority in both Houses of Parliament.''

Mr. Ramadoss warned the voters to be aware of the ``venom being spread by the Bharatiya Janata Party and the AIADMK among the Tamils in the name of religion''.

The PMK, Congress and the Communist parties, which once committed a grave mistake of supporting the AIADMK, had now joined hands to find an ``everlasting remedy for the earlier blunder''.

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