Archive · 25 Sep 2025
Congress Leaders Voice Discontent Over DMK Alliance
Some leaders in the Congress party are not happy with their alliance with the DMK party in Tamil Nadu.
They feel that they should get more seats and a share in power in the next election.
This follows other issues where Congress leaders felt disrespected by DMK members.
While some Congress leaders want to keep the alliance, others are raising concerns.
The AIADMK party says these disagreements show cracks in the alliance.
Several Congress leaders are expressing concerns about the alliance with the DMK.
Some Congress leaders want more seats and a share in power in the next election.
Jothimani had expressed dissatisfaction with how the DMK treated a Congress member.
The AIADMK claims the disagreements show a rift in the alliance.
DMK leaders, however, support the coalition.
- Who
- Congress and DMK leaders
- What
- Growing discontent among Congress leaders over the alliance with the DMK, regarding seat allocation and power sharing.
- When
- Recently
- Where
- Tamil Nadu
- Why
- Concerns about seat allocation, power-sharing, and alleged disrespect of Congress members by DMK.
Congress Leaders Expressing Discontent
DMK and Pro-Alliance Congress Leaders
Seat Allocation & Power Sharing
Congress Leaders Expressing Discontent
Some Congress leaders demand a greater share of seats and power.
DMK and Pro-Alliance Congress Leaders
DMK supports status quo.
Alliance Integrity
Congress Leaders Expressing Discontent
Some Congress leaders believe that actions from DMK leaders are disrespectful and that the alliance may not be beneficial for Congress.
DMK and Pro-Alliance Congress Leaders
DMK maintains the alliance is intact.
- Key Individuals
- K. Selvaperunthogai, R.V.J Suresh, Jothimani, M.K. Stalin, Edappadi K. Palaniswami
- Key Parties
- Congress, DMK, AIADMK
- Main Issue
- Growing discontent within Congress regarding alliance with DMK
- Location
- Tamil Nadu
- Event
- Statements from Congress leaders about seat allocation and power-sharing in the upcoming elections.