The DMK would continue its ‘untiring service’ for the benefit of Muslims and ensure that their interests are protected in future, Union chemicals and fertilisers minister M K Alagiri said here today.
Participating in the ’social revivial conference’ of the Indian Union Muslim League on the eve of its 62nd Founder’s day, he said he had come here even though the women’s reservation bill was to be put to vote, as the community had always stood by the party in the past.
Alagiri said the DMK always had close ties with the party, right from 1967, when his father and Chief Minister M Karunanidhi formed a special bond with Quaid-e-Milleth, one of its founder leaders.
He listed the various schemes brought out by the government for the welfare of Muslims and said it would continue in future.
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