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The counting of votes will take place on May 2.
Chennai: Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) President MK Stalin on Sunday ( March 14) assured that his party will resolve all the petitions given by the people within 100 days after coming to power in the state after the Assembly polls. I promised to resolve petitions given by people on basic issues within 100 days. I have received around 17 lakh petitions online and others have given petition through the box, Stalin said.
He also expressed confidence that the DMK will win the upcoming assembly elections in Tamil Nadu and said that we will surely come to power on May 2 and will solve all petitions received within 100 days.
Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) President MK Stalin on Sunday assured that his party will resolve all the petitions given by the people within 100 days after coming to power in the state after Assembly polls. I promised to resolve petitions given by people on basic issues within 100 days. I have received around 17 lakh petitions online and others have given petition through the box, Stalin said. He also expressed confidence that the DMK will win the upcoming assembly elections in Tamil Nadu and said that we will surely come to power on May 2 and will solve all petitions received within 100 days. He further said that out of the 243 constituencies he planned, he visited all constituencies except for 48. I received more petitions from the Edappadi Palanisamy constituency, he added.
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Sasikala’s exit gives AIADMK a fighting chance in TN
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If the aide to former CM Jayalalthaa hadn’t quit politics, the AMMK would have certainly cut into the AIADMK’s votes
With the Assembly elections scene hotting up, last week the spotlight shifted from West Bengal, where one TMC leader after another is making a sprint to the BJP, to Tamil Nadu, with VK Sasikala dramatically announcing her resignation from politics.
This has certainly breathed new life into an election that had been, till then, tilting in favour of DMK’s MK Stalin.
A larger-than-life figure in TN politics for at least three decades, even though she wielded her power from former AIADMK chief and TN Chief Minister Jayalalithaa’s shadow, the smart ones in the party and the bureaucracy always strived to be on the right side of Chinna Amma.