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‘Can it last three months?’ Stalin questions stability of TVK government in Tamil Nadu
Former Tamil Nadu chief minister and DMK president MK Stalin on Sunday launched a fresh attack on the ruling Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam government, questioning its durability and claiming developments in recent months had raised doubts about its future. Speaking at an event where former VCK MLA Panaiyur Babu joined the DMK along with his supporters, Stalin said his party had initially decided not to criticise the new government for six months after it assumed office. However, he said the...
Tamil Nadu polls fallout: DMK to boycott INDIA bloc meet on June 8
The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) on Thursday announced that it will not participate in the INDIA bloc meeting scheduled to take place in the national capital on June 8. The MK Stalin-led party, which was voted out of power after a single term in the recently held Tamil Nadu assembly elections, said it will not attend the meeting because of the Congress. "The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam will not participate in the "India" alliance meeting in Delhi on June 8th, where the Congress is taking part!
The INDIA bloc divide: Why Mamata is all in but Stalin is walking 'ekla chalo' path
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Cong vs regional parties: Why assembly poll results may not change INDIA bloc's power dynamics
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