Archive · 19 May 2025
Seeman Declares 2026 Assembly Election 'War for Tamil Rights'
Seeman, the leader of Naam Tamilar Katchi (NTK), said the 2026 election is a crucial fight for Tamil rights.
The NTK plans to compete in all 234 constituencies, with half of the seats for women and 134 for young people.
Seeman criticized the Congress, DMK, BJP, and AIADMK for not stopping the attacks on Tamils in Sri Lanka in 2009, calling them enemies.
He believes the NTK is the only party truly working for Tamil welfare.
Seeman hopes the NTK will win and then raise the genocide issue globally, pushing for a referendum if Tamils want a separate country.
Seeman said the 2026 assembly election is a battle for Tamil rights.
NTK will contest all 234 assembly constituencies.
117 seats each will be allotted to male and female candidates.
134 seats will be reserved for youngsters.
Seeman criticized the Congress, DMK, BJP, and AIADMK.
- Who
- Naam Tamilar Katchi (NTK) and its leader Seeman.
- What
- NTK will contest independently in the upcoming election, viewing it as a battle for Tamil rights.
- When
- The 2026 assembly election
- Where
- Tamil Nadu.
- Why
- To protect Tamil rights and land.
Opposing Parties' Actions
Naam Tamilar Katchi's View
Perceived Inaction on Sri Lankan Tamil Genocide
Opposing Parties' Actions
NTK views Congress, DMK, BJP, and AIADMK as enemies for their perceived inaction during the 2009 Sri Lankan Tamil genocide.
Naam Tamilar Katchi's View
NTK believes these parties did not adequately address or prevent the attacks on Tamils in Sri Lanka during the end of the 2009 war.
- Political Party
- Naam Tamilar Katchi (NTK)
- Leader
- Seeman
- Election Year
- 2026
- Number of Constituencies Contested
- 234
- Seat Allocation
- 117 seats each to male and female candidates, 134 seats for youngsters
- Meeting Topic
- Tamil Uprising Day, commemorating Sri Lankan Tamil genocide