“Rajni should not forget apart acting from movies as a hero and champion of the masses, he has not lifted a finger to help Tamils in distress, whether in Karnataka or Sri Lanka. Where was Rajni when Tamils were attacked and driven from their homes in his home state of Karnataka or where was he when Tamils were butchered by the genocidal regime of Sri Lanka” asked Ramasamy.
“Perhaps Rajni should take some trouble to understand if Congress never made much headway into Tamil Nadu for many decades, I wonder on what basis he thinks that BJP would be his saviour. Dravidian politics might have its limitations, but at the end of the day, it would be difficult or even impossible to wean away Tamils from the Dravidian or Tamil cause. No politician who aspires to be a serious politician in Tamil Nadu despite movie credentials would ever think of not grounding his or he appeals to the Dravidian ideology of Thanthai Periyar, Anna and many others. In this regard, Rajni should not be naive to think that Tamils would be willing to forgo their tradition and political culture to go along with him his “spiritual” path of no return” Ramasamy further noted in his posting.