Archive · 7 Dec 2025
S. Ramadoss Claims Legal Victory in PMK Leadership Row
There's a big fight in a political party called PMK.
The founder, S. Ramadoss, says a court ruled that his son, Anbumani, is not the real president of the party.
He claims his son tried to become president by showing fake papers.
The court also said the party doesn't have official recognition right now.
S. Ramadoss is very upset and says he will do everything he can to get the party back and make it official again before the next big elections.
He also asked the government to pay people who haven't been paid for their work.
This fight is making the party very divided.
S. Ramadoss claims Delhi High Court ruled in his favor, stating Anbumani is not the legal PMK President.
Court ruled ECI has no authority to declare Anbumani as PMK President and PMK lacks official recognition.
S. Ramadoss alleges Anbumani submitted forged documents to ECI claiming presidency until 2026.
S. Ramadoss vows to restore PMK's official recognition before the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly polls.
PMK Honorary President G.K. Mani filed a complaint with Delhi Police accusing Anbumani of submitting forged documents.
- Who
- S. Ramadoss, Anbumani Ramadoss, PMK, Delhi High Court, Election Commission of India (ECI)
- What
- Legal victory claimed by S. Ramadoss in PMK leadership dispute; allegations of forged documents
- When
- Recent ruling by Delhi High Court; ongoing leadership dispute
- Where
- India, primarily in Tamil Nadu and Delhi
- Why
- Dispute over the leadership and official recognition of the PMK party
- Parties Involved
- S. Ramadoss, Anbumani Ramadoss, PMK, Delhi High Court, Election Commission of India (ECI)
- Court Ruling
- ECI has no legal authority to declare Anbumani as PMK President
- Party Status
- PMK currently lacks official recognition
- Allegations
- Anbumani accused of submitting forged documents to ECI
- S. Ramadoss' Plans
- To restore PMK's official recognition before 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly polls
- Additional Demand
- Urged Tamil Nadu government to release pending salaries for daily-wage staff in government colleges