AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K. Palaniswami's alliance with the BJP has faced criticism from within his party, as expressed by R. Mutharasan, the State secretary of the Communist Party of India (CPI). Mutharasan stated that Palaniswami is now under the BJP's control and cannot free himself from this situation. He suggested that Palaniswami's recent tour across Tamil Nadu is more about shielding himself from dissatisfaction among AIADMK and BJP members than genuinely helping the state.

Mutharasan pointed out that Palaniswami's campaign slogan, which calls for saving and redeeming Tamil Nadu, was originally introduced by CPI in 2021 when AIADMK had surrendered political autonomy to the BJP. He questioned who Palaniswami is trying to redeem Tamil Nadu from now. Several leaders within AIADMK have opposed this alliance with the BJP, recalling former Chief Minister Jayalalithaa’s clear stance against such ties.

Mutharasan also announced that CPI’s 26th State conference would take place in Salem from August 15-18, with Chief Minister M.K. Stalin and leaders from other allied parties expected to attend on the second day of proceedings.

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The input text is rich in emotions, with several expressions that convey a sense of criticism, skepticism, and concern. One of the most prominent emotions is anger, which is evident in the statement made by R. Mutharasan, the State secretary of the Communist Party of India (CPI). Mutharasan's assertion that Edappadi K. Palaniswami is "now under the BJP's control and cannot free himself from this situation" conveys a strong sense of frustration and indignation. This emotion serves to emphasize Mutharasan's disapproval of Palaniswami's alliance with the BJP and to create a sense of urgency around the issue.

Another emotion that appears in the text is sadness or disappointment. When Mutharasan points out that Palaniswami's campaign slogan was originally introduced by CPI in 2021 when AIADMK had surrendered political autonomy to the BJP, there is a hint of sadness or regret at how far things have fallen. This emotion helps to underscore Mutharasan's argument that Palaniswami has lost his way and is no longer acting in the best interests of Tamil Nadu.

Fear also plays a role in shaping the message. When Mutharasan suggests that Palaniswami's recent tour across Tamil Nadu is more about shielding himself from dissatisfaction among AIADMK and BJP members than genuinely helping the state, there is an underlying fear that Palaniswami may be unable to address these concerns effectively. This fear serves to heighten skepticism around Palaniswami's intentions and creates uncertainty about his ability to lead.

Excitement or enthusiasm does not appear explicitly in this text; however, it can be inferred through CPI’s announcement about their 26th State conference taking place in Salem from August 15-18 with Chief Minister M.K. Stalin expected to attend on one day proceedings which gives an impression for optimism for future endeavors.

The writer uses various tools to create emotional impact, including repetition (e.g., "Palaniswami... cannot free himself"), comparison (e.g., "surrendered political autonomy"), and exaggeration (e.g., "shielding himself"). These tools help steer attention towards specific issues and create a stronger emotional connection with readers.

Moreover, knowing where emotions are used makes it easier for readers to distinguish between facts and feelings. By recognizing how emotions are employed throughout this passage, readers can better understand how they are being manipulated or influenced by these emotional appeals.

In terms of shaping opinions or limiting clear thinking, this emotional structure can lead readers down certain paths without realizing it. For instance, if readers become too caught up in their negative emotions towards Edappadi K.Palaniswami due to CPI’s criticism then they might overlook other important information regarding him as well as his policies which could potentially sway them towards forming an opinion based on incomplete information rather than making an informed decision based on all available facts

The text is heavily biased towards the Communist Party of India (CPI) and against the AIADMK and BJP alliance. This bias is evident in the language used to describe Palaniswami's alliance with the BJP, which is portrayed as a negative development that has compromised his autonomy. The CPI's State secretary, R. Mutharasan, is quoted as saying that Palaniswami "is now under the BJP's control and cannot free himself from this situation." This statement implies that Palaniswami has lost his independence and is now beholden to the BJP, which is a clear example of virtue signaling.

Virtue signaling is also present in Mutharasan's claim that Palaniswami's campaign slogan, which calls for saving and redeeming Tamil Nadu, was originally introduced by CPI in 2021 when AIADMK had surrendered political autonomy to the BJP. This statement serves to reinforce the CPI's narrative that they are fighting for Tamil Nadu's independence from external control, while implying that Palaniswami and his party are complicit in this surrender. The use of words like "surrender" creates a negative connotation towards AIADMK.

Gaslighting is also apparent in Mutharasan's assertion that Palaniswami's recent tour across Tamil Nadu was more about shielding himself from dissatisfaction among AIADMK and BJP members than genuinely helping the state. This statement implies that Palaniswami is not genuinely committed to improving Tamil Nadu but rather using his tour as a means of self-preservation. The use of words like "shielding" creates an image of someone hiding behind something or someone else.

The text also exhibits linguistic bias through its use of emotionally charged language. For example, when describing AIADMK leaders who opposed the alliance with BJP as recalling former Chief Minister Jayalalithaa’s clear stance against such ties, it uses phrases like "opposed" which carries a negative connotation towards these leaders.

Selection bias is evident in Mutharasan announcing CPI’s 26th State conference would take place in Salem from August 15-18 without mentioning any opposing views or counter-narratives within CPI or other parties attending this conference.

Confirmation bias can be seen when Mutharasan points out several leaders within AIADMK have opposed this alliance with BJP without providing any evidence or context on why these leaders held such views or what their motivations were for opposing it.

Framing bias can be observed when describing CPI’s stance on saving and redeeming Tamil Nadu without explaining how they plan to achieve this goal or what specific policies they would implement if they were in power.

Structural bias can be inferred through selective framing where only one side of an issue (CPI) gets presented without giving equal weightage to opposing viewpoints (AIADMK-BJP).