"'SAMAA', a Pakistan-based television channel has aired a news about Chief Minister Jayalalithaa's scheme of free rice to make gruel during the holy month of Ramzan and it wanted its government to emulate it," party's mouthpiece 'Dr Namadhu MGR' said in its new edition.
The newspaper also published a video-grab taken from the channel showing Jayalalithaa displaying the victory sign, also a marker of her party symbol 'two-leaves, it said.
The Jayalalithaa government provides 4,500 tonnes of rice to the mosques across Tamil Nadu for distributing gruel during Ramzan. The rice is provided to about 3,000 mosques in the state through the respective district authorities.
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