AIADMK-led NDA faces seat-sharing, alliance problems
BJP pushing party to accommodate TTV's AMMK
BJP pushing party to accommodate TTV's AMMK
Palaniswami while addressing an election rally in Vellore, cited the example of 18 disqualified AIADMK rebel MLAs who sided with Dhinakaran earlier, to drive home his point on Dhinakaran’s betrayel of his cadres.
Dhinakaran, a former leader of All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK), launched his party on 15 March last year.
The Madras High Court on October 25 upheld the June 14 order of the then Chief Justice disqualifying the 18 rebel AIADMK legislators
Tamil Nadu speaker P. Dhanapal had last year disqualified 18 lawmakers from the ruling party's dissident faction led by T. T. V Dhinakaran, citing Article 190 of the Constitution.
The bench was passing orders on petitions filed by the 18 MLAs challenging their disqualification by the speaker under the anti-defection law.
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