TTVK has released a photograph claiming it is the purchase order issued for books kept under the names of fake publishers in the Periyar Arivulagam library opened in Coimbatore.
TTVK posted a photograph on its official X page and said that this is the book purchase order. However, only the date on which the purchase order was issued has been handwritten on it.
In the response released by TTVK,
The brainless DMK has started grumbling as if they did not even know what Phoenix Publishing is. It is no surprise that an organization steeped in corruption would speak like this. Still, since they must not be let off without being driven away, the evidence has to be made public.
Here is the purchase order sent to Phoenix Publishing during the rule of the evil DMK.
To the gathering of the brainless so-called Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam... here is the proof of the purchase order issued to Akal Vilakku Publishing during the rule of the evil DMK.
We would like to inform you that the mask of the DMK, which puts on a daytime disguise as if it does not even know Agal Vilakku Publications, will now be torn to shreds.
DMK, which committed a Rs. 50 crore scam in the Periyar Arivulagam!
You who boasted that you had carefully designed even the smallest details in Periyar Arivulagam, what answer do you have for the scam of Rs. 50 crore in book procurement? As if saying, “there isn’t even a sea,” books have been purchased from publishers such as Agalvilakku Publications and Phoenix Publications, which do not even exist in Tamil Nadu.
Do you know what the quality of the books purchased from those publishers is, dummy daddy? A book with only three hundred pages costs more than Rs. 1,000!
If you pick up a book thinking it may contain rare information and read the entries under the title 'History of Tamil Nadu Chief Ministers',
"In this context, between 1969-1976 and 1989-1991, several consistent and various schemes were implemented under the leadership of Mr. Stalin for the development of Tamil Nadu." it says.
Oh my! What a style of writing! What literary grace! Isn’t there grammar in these lines that even surpasses Tholkappiyar, who composed Tamil grammar? Yes, were you the Chief Minister in 1989?
Books about Bharathiyar are even more painful to read than this. Even the books from just two publishers are in this condition. What monsters must be lurking in the many boxes that are still unopened? Just thinking about the quality of the English books that have not yet been unpacked and arranged makes me shudder!
Are these the books that should be in temples of knowledge? TVK has asked.