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Party Headquarters In Chennai Can Stay Locked And Sealed: OPS To Court
The AIADMK headquarters in the city can continue to remain under lock and seal till time the issue is resolved by appropriate civil court, the senior advocate representing ousted party leader O Panneerselvam (OPS) told the Madras High Court.
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As PM Modi Begins New Term, Why Tamil Nadu Has No Representative
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 58-member Council of Ministers has no representative from its Tamil Nadu ally AIADMK, which won one seat in the Lok Sabha polls. Many say the party missed the bus because of the tussle between Chief Minister E Palaniswamiand his deputy O Panneerselvam. The BJP didn't win a single seat in the state.
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AIADMK Lawmaker Dies Of Cardiac Arrest While Reading Newspaper
An AIADMK lawmaker died this morning reportedly due to a cardiac arrest. R Kanagaraj, who represented Sulur constituency in Tamil Nadu's Coimbatore, had a cardiac arrest while he was reading the newspaper. He was 67.
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AIADMK Lawmaker S Rajendran Dies In Road Accident In Tamil Nadu
An AIADMK lawmaker died in a car accident in Tamil Nadu's Villupuram, 167 km from Chennai, early this morning, the police said.
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No Special Treatment, Rules Violated For Sasikala In Jail, Says Advocate
Refuting allegations that "special treatment" was accorded to her in the Parappana Agrahara central prison at Bengaluru, an advocate representing ousted AIADMK leader VK Sasikala on Monday said no prison rules were violated.
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AIADMK Legislator AK Bose Dies Of Cardiac Arrest
AIADMK legislator AK Bose died of a cardiac arrest in Tamil Nadu's Madurai district early this morning The 69-year-old three-time lawmaker represented the Thiruparankundram assembly constituency. Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami is likely to visit his home in Madurai.
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Apollo Hospital Room Where J Jayalalithaa Was Admitted To Be Inspected
The room at Apollo hospitals where late AIADMK supremo Jayalalithaa was hospitalised in December 2016 will be inspected on July 29 by the counsel representing the one man panel probing her death and those from the side of her aide V K Sasikala.
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TTV Dhinakaran To Launch Party After A Year Of Turmoil In AIADMK
TTV Dhinakaran, the nephew of VK Sasikala who recently won the by-election to Chennai's RK Nagar - the seat represented by Tamil Nadu's iconic leader J Jayalalithaa - will launch his party on March 15. The programme, where the name and the flag of the party will be unveiled, will take place in Madurai, the political capital of Tamil Nadu, which saw...
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TTV Dhinakaran Rejects accusations of AIADMK, MK Stalin's Party
TTV Dhinakaran, who pulled off a huge victory in Chennai's RK Nagar - the assembly seat represented by former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa till her death last year -- brushed off the accusations of the AIADMK and the DMK. Having a "tacit understanding" with the opposition DMK - which is the charge of the ruling AIADMK - was not possible, he said.
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In Huge Blow To AIADMK, TTV Dhinakaran Wins RK Nagar By-Poll: 10 Updates
TTV Dhinakaran has won the race for Chennai's RK Nagar - represented by former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa - by more than 40,000 votes, dealing a huge blow to the ruling AIADMK which had sidelined him three months ago. "We are the true AIADMK... people of RK Nagar have elected Amma's successor," said Mr Dhinakaran, who had laid claim to Jayalali...
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MK Stalin Alleges Cash-For-Votes In RK Nagar, Says AIADMK Paid 100 Crores
The opposition DMK in Tamil Nadu has alleged that Rs 100 crore were given to voters by the ruling AIADMK ahead of the by-elections in Chennai's RK Nagar, the constituency represented by former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa. DMK leader Mr Stalin has accused the AIADMK of paying Rs 6,000 to each voter, and the operation, he insisted, had the support ...
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AIADMK, DMK Candidates, TTV Dhinakaran File Papers For RK Nagar Bypoll
Candidates of the ruling AIADMK and its arch-rival DMK today filed their nominations for the December 21 by-election to the prestigious Radhakrishnan Nagar Assembly constituency in Chennai, represented by late chief minister J Jayalalithaa twice.
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2 More Leaders Leave TTV Dhinakaran's Side, Walk Into Ruling Camp
In a further setback to sidelined AIADMK leader TTV Dhinakaran, two Lok Sabha MPs representing Vellore and Dindigul constituencies in Tamil Nadu today joined the ruling camp.
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Few Gather To Welcome A Politically Weakened Sasikala In Chennai
Nearly eight months after she was jailed for corruption, VK Sasikala drove into her sister-in-law's house in Chennai, her home till Wednesday when her parole would end. But the homecoming would have been a disappointing sight for the former AIADMK chief, as only about 500 people had gathered to receive her. Among those waiting were a dozen women wh...
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TTV Dhinakaran Faction Moves Election Commission Against Sasikala Ouster
Representatives of ousted AIADMK leader TTV Dhinakaran today approached the Election Commission (EC) and urged it to declare as invalid the party's general council meeting in which his aunt Ms VK Sasikala was removed as general secretary.
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Party Headquarters In Chennai Can Stay Locked And Sealed: OPS To Court
The AIADMK headquarters in the city can continue to remain under lock and seal till time the issue is resolved by appropriate civil court, the senior advocate representing ousted party leader O Panneerselvam (OPS) told the Madras High Court.
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As PM Modi Begins New Term, Why Tamil Nadu Has No Representative
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 58-member Council of Ministers has no representative from its Tamil Nadu ally AIADMK, which won one seat in the Lok Sabha polls. Many say the party missed the bus because of the tussle between Chief Minister E Palaniswamiand his deputy O Panneerselvam. The BJP didn't win a single seat in the state.
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AIADMK Lawmaker Dies Of Cardiac Arrest While Reading Newspaper
An AIADMK lawmaker died this morning reportedly due to a cardiac arrest. R Kanagaraj, who represented Sulur constituency in Tamil Nadu's Coimbatore, had a cardiac arrest while he was reading the newspaper. He was 67.
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AIADMK Lawmaker S Rajendran Dies In Road Accident In Tamil Nadu
An AIADMK lawmaker died in a car accident in Tamil Nadu's Villupuram, 167 km from Chennai, early this morning, the police said.
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No Special Treatment, Rules Violated For Sasikala In Jail, Says Advocate
Refuting allegations that "special treatment" was accorded to her in the Parappana Agrahara central prison at Bengaluru, an advocate representing ousted AIADMK leader VK Sasikala on Monday said no prison rules were violated.
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AIADMK Legislator AK Bose Dies Of Cardiac Arrest
AIADMK legislator AK Bose died of a cardiac arrest in Tamil Nadu's Madurai district early this morning The 69-year-old three-time lawmaker represented the Thiruparankundram assembly constituency. Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami is likely to visit his home in Madurai.
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Apollo Hospital Room Where J Jayalalithaa Was Admitted To Be Inspected
The room at Apollo hospitals where late AIADMK supremo Jayalalithaa was hospitalised in December 2016 will be inspected on July 29 by the counsel representing the one man panel probing her death and those from the side of her aide V K Sasikala.
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TTV Dhinakaran To Launch Party After A Year Of Turmoil In AIADMK
TTV Dhinakaran, the nephew of VK Sasikala who recently won the by-election to Chennai's RK Nagar - the seat represented by Tamil Nadu's iconic leader J Jayalalithaa - will launch his party on March 15. The programme, where the name and the flag of the party will be unveiled, will take place in Madurai, the political capital of Tamil Nadu, which saw...
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TTV Dhinakaran Rejects accusations of AIADMK, MK Stalin's Party
TTV Dhinakaran, who pulled off a huge victory in Chennai's RK Nagar - the assembly seat represented by former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa till her death last year -- brushed off the accusations of the AIADMK and the DMK. Having a "tacit understanding" with the opposition DMK - which is the charge of the ruling AIADMK - was not possible, he said.
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In Huge Blow To AIADMK, TTV Dhinakaran Wins RK Nagar By-Poll: 10 Updates
TTV Dhinakaran has won the race for Chennai's RK Nagar - represented by former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa - by more than 40,000 votes, dealing a huge blow to the ruling AIADMK which had sidelined him three months ago. "We are the true AIADMK... people of RK Nagar have elected Amma's successor," said Mr Dhinakaran, who had laid claim to Jayalali...
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MK Stalin Alleges Cash-For-Votes In RK Nagar, Says AIADMK Paid 100 Crores
The opposition DMK in Tamil Nadu has alleged that Rs 100 crore were given to voters by the ruling AIADMK ahead of the by-elections in Chennai's RK Nagar, the constituency represented by former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa. DMK leader Mr Stalin has accused the AIADMK of paying Rs 6,000 to each voter, and the operation, he insisted, had the support ...
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AIADMK, DMK Candidates, TTV Dhinakaran File Papers For RK Nagar Bypoll
Candidates of the ruling AIADMK and its arch-rival DMK today filed their nominations for the December 21 by-election to the prestigious Radhakrishnan Nagar Assembly constituency in Chennai, represented by late chief minister J Jayalalithaa twice.
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2 More Leaders Leave TTV Dhinakaran's Side, Walk Into Ruling Camp
In a further setback to sidelined AIADMK leader TTV Dhinakaran, two Lok Sabha MPs representing Vellore and Dindigul constituencies in Tamil Nadu today joined the ruling camp.
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Few Gather To Welcome A Politically Weakened Sasikala In Chennai
Nearly eight months after she was jailed for corruption, VK Sasikala drove into her sister-in-law's house in Chennai, her home till Wednesday when her parole would end. But the homecoming would have been a disappointing sight for the former AIADMK chief, as only about 500 people had gathered to receive her. Among those waiting were a dozen women wh...
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TTV Dhinakaran Faction Moves Election Commission Against Sasikala Ouster
Representatives of ousted AIADMK leader TTV Dhinakaran today approached the Election Commission (EC) and urged it to declare as invalid the party's general council meeting in which his aunt Ms VK Sasikala was removed as general secretary.
