DMK Finalizes Seats with DMDK for Upcoming Tamil Nadu Assembly Polls
The DMK has allocated 10 seats to its ally DMDK for the upcoming Tamil Nadu Assembly elections on April 23. This agreement was cemented in a pact signed by DMK President MK Stalin and DMDK general secretary Premalatha Vijayakanth at the DMK headquarters. The DMDK, founded by the late 'Captain' Vijayakanth, received the highest allocation after the Congress party, which was allotted 28 seats.
- Country:
- India
The ruling DMK party in Tamil Nadu has successfully brokered a deal with its ally, the DMDK, allocating 10 assembly seats for the election on April 23.
This pact, sealed at the DMK headquarters 'Anna Arivalayam', was signed by DMK President MK Stalin and DMDK general secretary Premalatha Vijayakanth.
The allotment is seen as a strategic move, giving the DMDK, a party started in 2005 by late 'Captain' Vijayakanth, its highest seat allocation after the Congress party, which received 28 seats.
ALSO READ
-
DMK and DMDK Finalize Seat-Sharing for Tamil Nadu Elections
-
AIADMK's Grand Manifesto Promises: Free Fridges and More
-
TN Assembly polls: MNM chief Kamal Haasan announces 'unconditional support' to all candidates in DMK-led alliance, in Chennai.
-
AIADMK Promises Free Fridges and More in 2026 Tamil Nadu Election Manifesto
-
Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK allots 10 seats to alliance partner DMDK for April 23 Assembly polls.
Google News