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With Tamil Nadu’s main Opposition party AIADMK pulling out of the July 10 Vikravandi Assembly bypoll, the odds seem to be in favour of the ruling party DMK, as has been the case with a number of bypolls over the last several years in the state.
Announcing the new international airport at Hosur on Thursday, Chief Minister M K Stalin again spoke of a “Dravidian Model of Governance”.
“The winner comes second.”
DMK MP Kanimozhi’s appointment earlier this week as the party’s parliamentary floor leader marks a major elevation for the leader and sets the stage for her to assume a prominent national role.
The DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance’s clean sweep in Tamil Nadu has left principal Opposition party AIADMK grappling with questions about its future, given that it has faced a poll debacle for the second straight parliamentary election, and has provided the BJP with a silver lining despite troubles of its own.
The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam and its allies looked poised for a clean sweep of all 39 Lok Sabha seats in Tamil Nadu, with neither the AIADMK nor the BJP leading in any constituency by Tuesday evening, according to Election Commission data.
IT HAS been a long, hard ride for T T V Dhinakaran since the death of J Jayalalithaa in 2016 – first leaving him and his aunt V K Sasikala in the political wilderness, then landing him in the Centre’s cross-hairs and inside Tihar Jail, and now returning him into the fold of a BJP-led alliance in Tamil Nadu.
With a photo of his father, the late DMK stalwart and Tamil Nadu chief minister M Karunanidhi, looking over his shoulder at his Chhitaranjan Salai residence here, CM M K Stalin exudes confidence ahead of, what he calls, “a second struggle for Independence” in the coming elections.