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Swamy criticises Karunanidhi

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CHENNAI: Janata Party president Subramanian Swamy has criticised Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi, in the matter relating to the show-cause notice with regard to the AIADMK headquarters.

In a statement here, Mr. Swamy said the Tamil Nadu Government had floundered on who actually sent the notice. This proved that the Chief Minister had lost his grip on the administration. Mr. Karunanidhi should accept moral responsibility and resign, Dr. Swamy said.

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