"It is the complete responsibility of the present Chief Minister (O Panneerselvam) to keep things in order. The current situation provides no ground for any kind of violence. Everyone must respect the verdict and it should not cause disorder in public life. I hope they will act. I don't want them to fail," BJP general secretary Muralidhar Rao said.
He said the state government should act immediately and recurrence of violence would not help in any way to improve the image of the government and it is in the interest of AIADMK and Jayalalithaa to keep things in order.
"A kind of uncertainty is building up fast in Tamil Nadu after the latest developments in the state. There is a spirit of uncertainty and we are watching all the developments. We are keen to strengthen our party in Tamil Nadu. With our focus on South, we are engaged in planning different activities to increase our influence," Rao said.
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"BJP in Tamil Nadu is very active in the mobilisation of the people on various issues relating to Tamil fishermen, weavers, problems of textile sector and small industry. Our party has emerged as a very important player as also as the centre of an umbrella under the alliance with five parties," he said.
Rao said the alliance had got 22.5 per cent votes in the Lok Sabha elections and BJP is "interested in becomming a party in the race for power".
Rao brushed aside as speculation about BJP trying to rope in cine star Rajnikant in its fold.