The Special Court constituted to hear complaints against MPs and MLAs has issued summons to DMK president and the Leader of the Opposition in the Tamilnadu Legislative Assembly, M K Stalin, Congress leader S Thirunavukkarasar, VCK chief Thol Thirumavalavan, former Deputy Mayor Karate Thiyagarajan and three others in connection with staging a protest without permission and disrupting public life.
Opposition DMK and MNM today criticised the police action against historian Ramchandra Guha and Swaraj Abhiyaan chief Yogendra Yadav during the anti-CAA protests, with Kamal Haasan expressing “concern” over their safety. Continue Reading
DMK president M K Stalin today asked the cadres to ensure the victory of the party in the upcoming local body elections to be held in the rural areas. Continue Reading
DMK cadres including the party’s youth wing secretary Udhayanidhi Stalin were detained today after they staged a protest against the Citizenship Amendment Bill. Continue Reading
The ruling AIADMK and the main opposition DMK, the two big parties of Tamilnadu, are caught in a Catch-22 situation, so to speak, ahead of elections to rural local bodies. Continue Reading
Former Chennai Deputy Mayor and Rajinikanth sympathiser Karate Thyagarajan today alleged that it was DMK president M K Stalin who stalled the Superstar from becoming ‘Kingmaker’ when he posed a hurdle to the latter’s attempt to make Congress leader GK Moopanar the Prime Minister in late 1990s. Continue Reading
It was condemnable that the AIADMK government was unable to maintain law and order, he said, and added that lately, many DMK functionaries were being murdered. He demanded the immediate arrest of the murderers and to bring them to justice. Continue Reading
Hydrocarbon issue once again rocked the Tamilnadu Assembly Tuesday, with the DMK bringing a special calling attention motion. Continue Reading
It was reported today that 218 students from other States had applied for admission to Tamilnadu medical colleges under the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test. Continue Reading
Flaying Stalin for charging the BJP with practising communal politics, the party’s Tamilnadu unit president said the shoe was on the other foot. It was the DMK that claimed to be secular that was being partial to one religion and ignoring another, she said. Continue Reading