Archive · 27 Jan 2026
DMK Tells Cadre to Avoid Public Comments on Alliances
The DMK, a political party in Tamil Nadu, has asked its members to stop talking publicly about alliances and seat-sharing.
This comes after a DMK MLA criticized some Congress MPs for raising the issue of power-sharing.
The Congress party responded by calling the MLA's remarks unnecessary and condemnable.
The DMK wants to avoid controversies and focus on winning the elections.
The party will announce decisions on seat allocation and alliances at the appropriate time.
DMK asks members to refrain from public discussions on alliances and seat-sharing.
DMK MLA criticizes Congress MPs for raising power-sharing issues.
Congress criticizes DMK MLA's remarks, calling them unnecessary and condemnable.
DMK aims to avoid controversies and focus on electoral success.
Decisions on seat allocation and alliances will be announced at the appropriate time by the party leadership.
- Who
- DMK, Congress, DMK MLA G Thalapathy, TNCC chief K Selvaperunthagai
- What
- DMK instructs cadre to avoid public comments on alliances and seat-sharing
- When
- January 27, 2024
- Where
- Tamil Nadu, India
- Why
- To prevent unnecessary controversies and focus on electoral success
DMK
Congress
Public Comments on Alliances
DMK
DMK asks members to refrain from public discussions on alliances and seat-sharing to avoid controversies.
Congress
Congress criticizes DMK MLA for remarks on power-sharing, calling them unnecessary and condemnable.
- DMK
- Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam
- Congress
- Indian National Congress
- TNCC
- Tamil Nadu Congress Committee
- MLA
- Member of Legislative Assembly
- Language Martyrs' Day
- A day commemorating those who died for the Tamil language