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"Strengthen Party, Take On DMK": Tamil Nadu BJP Chief After Split With AIADMK
K Annamalai, the chief of BJP's Tamil Nadu unit, today asked party workers to strengthen its hold in the state to take on the ruling DMK after losing AIADMK, an important ally, from the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), sources said.
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"When Someone Tried To Break India": Raghav Chadha On AIADMK-BJP Split
Raghav Chadha on Monday took a break from wedding preps - the AAP MP is expected to marry actor Kiara Advani in Rajasthan this month - to take a dig at the BJP after it was dumped by Tamil Nadu ally AIADMK.
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Tamil Nadu Assembly Polls: "No Tacit Help To AIADMK Or BJP", Says TTV Dhinakaran On New Alliance
TTV Dhinakaran, the chief of the AMMK, denied today that his tie-up with Asaduddin Owaisi's AIMIM would help Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK and its ally BJP by splitting the opposition votes in the state election next month. In an interview to NDTV, Mr D
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Dreams Of Those Who Wanted To Split AIADMK Shattered: K Palaniswami
The dreams of those who tried to split AIADMK and capture power have been shattered following the Madras High Court verdict upholding the disqualification of 18 MLAs, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Palaniswami said on Friday.
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Setback For AIADMK Rebels As Top Court Turns Down Transfer Appeal
The disqualified lawmakers of Tamil Nadu will have to wait for a verdict on their appeal of reinstatement. The Supreme Court today turned down their appeal to transfer the case out of the Madras High Court, which gave a split verdict earlier this month and then referred it to a third judge. The top court has named a judge in the Madras High Court t...
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Tamil Nadu's Disqualified Lawmakers Go To Top Court, Want Case Shifted
The rebel lawmakers of AIADMK have approached the Supreme Court, seeking that their appeal for reinstatement be transferred from the Madras High Court, which gave a split verdict in the case earlier this month
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AIADMK Will Decide To Take Disqualified Lawmakers Back: D Jayakumar
A day after the Madras High Court gave a split verdict on disqualification of 18 AIADMK lawmakers, senior leader and Tamil Nadu Minister D Jayakumar today said it was for the party to take a decision on accepting them back.
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Judges Split On 18 Disqualified Lawmakers, AIADMK Has Good Day In Court
A divided verdict on whether 18 rebel AIADMK lawmakers should stay disqualified translated into big relief today for the minority Tamil Nadu government led by Chief Minister E Palaniswami. Two Madras High Court judges couldn't agree, which means the rebels remain disqualified for now and Mr Palaniswami, also known as EPS, will not face a test of st...
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After Split Verdict On 18 Disqualified AIADMK Lawmakers, 3rd Judge To Decide: Highlights
The Madras High Court will deliver its verdict on the disqualification of 18 legislators in September by Tamil Nadu assembly speaker P Dhanapal today. The disqualified legislators, in a letter to then governor C Vidyasagar Rao, had withdrawn support to Edappadi K Palaniswami while making it clear that they were not withdrawing their support to the ...
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Lost Confidence In EPS, Pro-Sasikala Lawmakers Tell Governor
Nineteen legislators of Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK met the state's Governor this morning. They have called yesterday's merger between the two factions led by Chief Minister E Palaniswami and O Panneerselvam illegal and are opposed to the decision to throw out party chief VK Sasikala, who is in jail
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AIADMK Merger Talks On Track, Good News In 2 Days, Says OPS: 10 Facts
A day after an expected merger between rival factions of Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK party ran into last-minute turbulence, former chief minister O Panneerselvam, popularly known as OPS, kept hopes alive. "Talks are going on smoothly and in another two days, you can expect good news," he said, referring to the other camp led by his successor E Palan...
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Return From Jail Is Comeback, Says TTV Dinakaran. First Stop, Aunt VK Sasikala
Sidelined AIADMK leader TTV Dinakaran, who was released on bail last week in a corruption case, stressed today that he remains number two in Tamil Nadu's ruling party and it is his "duty" to unite the party. To that end, Mr Dinakaran said, he would meet his aunt VK Sasikala at a jail in Bengaluru today, "not as a nephew but as her deputy" and start...
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AIADMK Has Split Into 3 Factions, Says Party Leader
The AIADMK party has now split into three factions, led respectively by O. Panneerselvam, Chief Minister K Palaniswami and AIADMK General Secretary VK Sasikala and her nephew TTV Dinakaran, said a party member.
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O Panneerselvam Ups His Game By Announcing Tamil Nadu Tour
The probability of a unified ruling party in Tamil Nadu has shrunk with one of the two main camps indicating it's run out of patience with the negotiations that began two weeks ago. O Panneerselvam or "OPS", the former Chief Minister of the state, will on Friday begin touring the state to build support ahead of crucial local body elections due by J...
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Opinion: AIADMK Could Split Into 4 Factions; What To Expect
The Amma soap opera continues. For a while, I thought I had gone wrong in thinking the Edappadi Palaniswami (EPS) government could not last and that the end must come later if not sooner. Now, it would seem the end is likely sooner than later.
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"Strengthen Party, Take On DMK": Tamil Nadu BJP Chief After Split With AIADMK
K Annamalai, the chief of BJP's Tamil Nadu unit, today asked party workers to strengthen its hold in the state to take on the ruling DMK after losing AIADMK, an important ally, from the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), sources said.
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"When Someone Tried To Break India": Raghav Chadha On AIADMK-BJP Split
Raghav Chadha on Monday took a break from wedding preps - the AAP MP is expected to marry actor Kiara Advani in Rajasthan this month - to take a dig at the BJP after it was dumped by Tamil Nadu ally AIADMK.
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Tamil Nadu Assembly Polls: "No Tacit Help To AIADMK Or BJP", Says TTV Dhinakaran On New Alliance
TTV Dhinakaran, the chief of the AMMK, denied today that his tie-up with Asaduddin Owaisi's AIMIM would help Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK and its ally BJP by splitting the opposition votes in the state election next month. In an interview to NDTV, Mr D
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Dreams Of Those Who Wanted To Split AIADMK Shattered: K Palaniswami
The dreams of those who tried to split AIADMK and capture power have been shattered following the Madras High Court verdict upholding the disqualification of 18 MLAs, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Palaniswami said on Friday.
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Setback For AIADMK Rebels As Top Court Turns Down Transfer Appeal
The disqualified lawmakers of Tamil Nadu will have to wait for a verdict on their appeal of reinstatement. The Supreme Court today turned down their appeal to transfer the case out of the Madras High Court, which gave a split verdict earlier this month and then referred it to a third judge. The top court has named a judge in the Madras High Court t...
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Tamil Nadu's Disqualified Lawmakers Go To Top Court, Want Case Shifted
The rebel lawmakers of AIADMK have approached the Supreme Court, seeking that their appeal for reinstatement be transferred from the Madras High Court, which gave a split verdict in the case earlier this month
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AIADMK Will Decide To Take Disqualified Lawmakers Back: D Jayakumar
A day after the Madras High Court gave a split verdict on disqualification of 18 AIADMK lawmakers, senior leader and Tamil Nadu Minister D Jayakumar today said it was for the party to take a decision on accepting them back.
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Judges Split On 18 Disqualified Lawmakers, AIADMK Has Good Day In Court
A divided verdict on whether 18 rebel AIADMK lawmakers should stay disqualified translated into big relief today for the minority Tamil Nadu government led by Chief Minister E Palaniswami. Two Madras High Court judges couldn't agree, which means the rebels remain disqualified for now and Mr Palaniswami, also known as EPS, will not face a test of st...
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After Split Verdict On 18 Disqualified AIADMK Lawmakers, 3rd Judge To Decide: Highlights
The Madras High Court will deliver its verdict on the disqualification of 18 legislators in September by Tamil Nadu assembly speaker P Dhanapal today. The disqualified legislators, in a letter to then governor C Vidyasagar Rao, had withdrawn support to Edappadi K Palaniswami while making it clear that they were not withdrawing their support to the ...
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Lost Confidence In EPS, Pro-Sasikala Lawmakers Tell Governor
Nineteen legislators of Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK met the state's Governor this morning. They have called yesterday's merger between the two factions led by Chief Minister E Palaniswami and O Panneerselvam illegal and are opposed to the decision to throw out party chief VK Sasikala, who is in jail
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AIADMK Merger Talks On Track, Good News In 2 Days, Says OPS: 10 Facts
A day after an expected merger between rival factions of Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK party ran into last-minute turbulence, former chief minister O Panneerselvam, popularly known as OPS, kept hopes alive. "Talks are going on smoothly and in another two days, you can expect good news," he said, referring to the other camp led by his successor E Palan...
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Return From Jail Is Comeback, Says TTV Dinakaran. First Stop, Aunt VK Sasikala
Sidelined AIADMK leader TTV Dinakaran, who was released on bail last week in a corruption case, stressed today that he remains number two in Tamil Nadu's ruling party and it is his "duty" to unite the party. To that end, Mr Dinakaran said, he would meet his aunt VK Sasikala at a jail in Bengaluru today, "not as a nephew but as her deputy" and start...
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AIADMK Has Split Into 3 Factions, Says Party Leader
The AIADMK party has now split into three factions, led respectively by O. Panneerselvam, Chief Minister K Palaniswami and AIADMK General Secretary VK Sasikala and her nephew TTV Dinakaran, said a party member.
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O Panneerselvam Ups His Game By Announcing Tamil Nadu Tour
The probability of a unified ruling party in Tamil Nadu has shrunk with one of the two main camps indicating it's run out of patience with the negotiations that began two weeks ago. O Panneerselvam or "OPS", the former Chief Minister of the state, will on Friday begin touring the state to build support ahead of crucial local body elections due by J...
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Opinion: AIADMK Could Split Into 4 Factions; What To Expect
The Amma soap opera continues. For a while, I thought I had gone wrong in thinking the Edappadi Palaniswami (EPS) government could not last and that the end must come later if not sooner. Now, it would seem the end is likely sooner than later.
