The key opposition in Tamil Nadu, the AIADMK, is holding a statewide protest against the ruling DMK on issues of price rise and corruption. The party has sought Chief Minister MK Stalin's resignation. The protests come at a time when the tomato prices breached the Rs 100 mark for a kilogram and two DMK ministers have come the radar of the Enforcement Directorate over allegations of money laundering. The DMK said it is taking steps to bring down the prices. NDTV's Sam Daniel speaks to senior AIADMK leader D Jayakumar.
