Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday while addressing a rally in Tamil Nadu ahead of the assembly election on April 6, played the Jallikattu card and accused the DMK and Congress of disrespecting and outlawing the practice which has been part of state's culture for centuries.
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The Prime Minister reminded voters that the NDA government cleared an ordinance brought by AIADMK which allowed Jallikattu to continue.
He slammed the UPA for calling it a ‘barabaric practice’, saying it was not right to speak about an age-old tradition that is so important to Tamil culture in this manner.
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