Stalin slammed the Governor, charging him with not changing his “obstructionist” attitude even after the indictment by the Supreme Court.
Passion of the tongue continues to be the narrative of the ruling DMK to beat the BJP and its ally, the AIADMK, ahead of the 2026 assembly elections with Chief Minister MK Stalin on Friday slamming the Modi government and the RSS Parivar for chasing the mirage of the Saraswati civilisation
Following the demolition of the ‘Madrasi Camp’ along the Barapullah Jangpura drain near Nizamuddin Railway station in the national capital, the Tamil Nadu Government has come forward to extend a helping hand, assuring the residents of comprehensive assistance in the event of the residents returning to the state.
A defiant Kamal Hassan remained firm in dismissing demand for his atonement, maintaining that there is no question of tendering an apology
Dismissing the Opposition criticism of his visit to the national capital for participating in the Niti Aayog meet and the meeting with the prime minister as borne out of vengeance, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK President MK Stalin said on Sunday that it had rattled the rivals.
Barring the BJP, more than 50 registered political parties took part in the all-party meeting that Stalin had convened to arrive at a consensus on Tamil Nadu’s stand on delimitation.
In a unanimous resolution, the JAC which met on Saturday in Chennai, asked to extend the freeze on Parliamentary constituencies based on the 1971 population census for the next 25 years.
The Congress has lent its full support to regional forces fighting to strengthen the federal structure of the country and taking on the central government to block its “unfair and unjust” delimitation of Lok Sabha seats.
Meanwhile, the BJP staged a black flag protest, accusing Stalin of welcoming alliance partners who they claim have betrayed Tamil Nadu’s farmers.
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Friday extended his support to the conference organized by his Tamil Nadu counterpart and DMK supremo MK Stalin in Chennai against the proposed delimitation of parliamentary constituencies.
