Leader of Opposition in Tamil Nadu Assembly and AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami on Tuesday campaigned in Madurai district as part of his statewide programme "Makkalai Kaapom, Tamizhagathai Meetpom" ahead of the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, declaring that the DMK would
BJP's Tamil Nadu unit leaders will discuss organisational preparedness for the 2026 state Assembly election with the central leadership in a meeting to be held at Union Home Minister Amit Shah's residence here on Wednesday.
Addressing a public meeting in Thiruparankundram, Palaniswami stated that the schools had been upgraded during the AIADMK's tenure and criticised the ruling government for reversing that progress.
Ahead of the 2026 elections, the tussle between DMK and BJP is getting fierce, with debate over the language policy and allocating funds to Tamil Nadu.
AIADMK cadres allegedly obstructed the ambulance, banging on the vehicle, punching it, and even attempting to assault the driver. The incident created panic and heightened tension in the area just before the leader's arrival.
All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) General Secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami praising the work done by his party raised questions on the work done by the DMK party.
The drivers approached the Sivagangai Superintendent of Police and submitted a petition for a case to be registered over Palaniswami's recent remarks at a public meeting in Vellore.
Tamil Nadu Minister S Regupathy sharply criticised the Constitution (130th Amendment) Bill mandating the disqualification of elected representatives jailed for 30 days, calling it a tool to suppress opposition in states not ruled by the central party. He dismissed AIADMK's claims of challeng
Calling TVK a "toddler", Sathyan remarked that the party has a long way to go before it can be considered a serious political contender for the 2026 Tamil Nadu elections.
Union Home Minister accused Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin of doing "black deeds" and termed the ruling DMK as the "most corrupt" government in response to the protests of the opposition over the 130th Constitutional Amendment Bill brought by the Union government in Parliament on Wed