It was unfortunate that we contested under the DMK symbol.

 It was unfortunate that we contested under the DMK symbol. If there had been any sense of honor, shame, or self-respect, we could have simply stated back then that we wouldn't contest under the Rising Sun symbol, withdrawn from the alliance, and cut ties.... If DMK had won at this juncture, would he be giving interviews like this...

At least Vaiko has a long political legacy as background. It's not right for someone like the son of Alari, basking in his father's fame, to speak with such a forked tongue... As a Member of Parliament, welcoming the Chief Minister who visited his constituency and draping a garland on him is political courtesy. One could even call it practical. But giving an interview lamenting, "Since we contested under the Rising Sun symbol instead of our own, we couldn't support TVK,"—what kind of justice is that? I don't understand. Your father, Vaiko, spoke words about DMK, about Karunanidhi, about Stalin that were unspeakable. We'll forget and forgive all those taunting words, but don't forget that it was DMK who breathed life into your party, which had completely withered away. Those who change their guise to suit the times for money and position will be cast aside by time. When Tamil Nadu's political history is written tomorrow, the coming young generation will mock and ridicule you.

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