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Home » Kanimozhi to head DMK manifesto committee 
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Kanimozhi to head DMK manifesto committee 

NT BureauBy NT BureauDecember 18, 2025No Comments
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DMK Lok Sabha MP and Parliamentary Party leader Ms Kanimozhi would head the Party’s committee to draft the manifesto for the fast approching Assembly elections in 2026 April-May.
Kanimozhi had headed the committee in 2024 Lok Sabha polls which the DMK-led Front swept by winning all the 40 seats, including the lone seat in Puducherry.
The committee, constituted by DMK President and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, comprised two women members, the other being Tamizharasi.
It has three Ph.D scholars, a Professor, a doctor, a reitred IAS officer and an entrepreneur, a DMK statement here said.
Kanimozhi to head DMK manifesto committee
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