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Maamannan: a mirror to the ideological bankruptcy of Dravidian politics
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Palaniswami indicates AIADMK s opposition to move to bring in Uniform Civil Code
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Top AIADMK leader K Palaniswami was on Monday unanimously elected leader of the legislature party after about a three-hour meet here and he is all set to become the Leader of Opposition in the Tamil Nadu Assembly. The meeting of the newly-elected MLAs to elect the legislature party leader, the second within three days, reportedly saw exchanges on who should lead the party in the House with one section pitching for Palaniswami and the other for coordinator O Panneerselvam. Eventually, the party announced in a statement that Palaniswami was elected leader of the legislature party. In a joint statement, Palaniswami and Panneerselvam said the election was unanimous.
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CM, Speaker cast their votes; snag holds up polling in Salem West
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Polling officials sealing an EVM in the presence of representatives of candidates at a polling booth in Salem on Tuesday.
CM, Speaker cast their votes; snag holds up polling in Salem West Salem district registered 75.33 % polling in the Assembly elections on Tuesday. There was brisk polling in the early hours with the young and the elderly queuing up to cast their votes.
As many as 4,280 polling booths were set up across 11 Assembly constituencies, including the additional booths in view of COVID-19 pandemic. Long queues were seen in the early hours of the polling, as people wanted to cast their votes before the day turned hot.
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April 01, 2021 23:37 IST
There’s more than one claimant to the ruling party’s traditional bastion of 57 Assembly seats in eight revenue districts.
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DMK leader M.K. Stalin made it clear at the beginning of the election campaign that his party would give a robust performance to prove that the western region was no longer an AIADMK stronghold.
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There’s more than one claimant to the ruling party’s traditional bastion of 57 Assembly seats in eight revenue districts.
The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) is making all-out efforts to demolish the hold of its principal adversary, the ruling All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK), over the western region of Tamil Nadu, a traditional bastion of the latter.
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