DMK Signed A Seat Agreement With Two Parties In TN
DMK signed a seat agreement with two parties for assembly elections In Tamil Nadu, talks with two continue.
In Tamil Nadu, the opposition DMK has entered into a seat agreement with the Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) and Manithanay Makkal Katchi (MMK) for the April 6 assembly election.
Under this, IUML has got three seats and MMK has got two seats. Talks continue on DMK’s seat agreement with MDMK and VCK party
The DMK is also in talks with the MDMK led by Vaiko and the VCK party led by T. Thirumavalavan. Talks with him are likely to continue on Tuesday as well.
Stalin to finalize seat agreement with MDMK and VCK party today
Mallai C. Sathya, the leader of the four-member team of MDMK negotiating with the DMK leadership, and the party’s deputy general secretary said, “Hopefully our party leaders (Vaiko) and DMK president (MK Stalin) finalize the agreement on Tuesday.”
BJP not pulling seat agreement talks with AIADMK: BJP.
In Tamil Nadu, the BJP on Monday insisted that the seat agreement talks with the alliance partner AIADMK are not being pulled in the state. The purpose of the alliance in the state is to ensure victory.
State BJP President L. Murugan, however, refused to say how many seats the party had demanded from the AIADMK, but did say that his party’s MLAs would be in double digits in the 234-member assembly.
He said that the situation would be cleared in a day or two.
Rahul Gandhi said in the election campaign, the government is destroying the culture, language, and history of Tamil.
During the election campaign in Tamil Nadu, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi accused the central government and the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh of insulting and destroying the Tamil culture, language, and its history.
During the roadshow in Kanyakumari on the second day of campaigning in the state, Rahul said that our country is a country with different religions, cultures, languages, and histories.
We will not tolerate the humiliation of the people of Tamil Nadu, the culture and traditions of the state by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and the Sangh Parivar.
