AIADMK legislators facing anti-defection proceedings in a legislative assembly, with their leader addressing the situation.
AIADMK legislators facing anti-defection proceedings in a legislative assembly, with their leader addressing the situation.
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AIADMK rebels face anti-defection action after backing TVK

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Twenty-five AIADMK legislators who backed the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam government now risk disqualification under anti-defection rules. Party leader O.S. Manian confirmed that proceedings will begin soon.

The rebel group, which includes former minister S.P. Velumani, voted in favour of the trust motion moved by the TVK government. In contrast, the 22 MLAs loyal to general secretary Edappadi K. Palaniswami voted against the motion.

O.S. Manian, former AIADMK minister, told reporters that the Supreme Court ruling in the Shiv Sena case gives the general secretary sole authority to appoint the whip. He said the 25 legislators had defied the party whip and that action would follow.

The rebels have so far avoided pushing for an immediate general council meeting. A senior leader from the group stated that their current priority is to resolve the legislature party dispute first.

Mr. Velumani, once a close associate of Mr. Palaniswami, has recently adopted a conciliatory tone while still calling for an analysis of the party’s recent electoral losses.

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Discussions on X focus on the likely disqualification of 25 AIADMK MLAs under anti-defection laws for supporting the TVK government. Users debate the legal implications, party discipline, and political opportunism. Opinions range from support for strict action by EPS to criticism of rebels as power-hungry. Media outlets highlight explanations of the anti-defection law's role in the faction's fate.

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AIADMK MLAs split into two groups entering the assembly, illustrating party division.
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AIADMK MLAs enter assembly in separate groups amid leadership split

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AIADMK legislators attended the Tamil Nadu assembly oath-taking in two separate groups on Monday, revealing a deepening divide in the party after securing 47 seats.

After Tamil Nadu assembly polls, TVK emerged as the largest party but suspense remains over government formation due to lack of majority. Governor Rajendra Arlekar has asked Vijay to prove support of 118 legislators.

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After Tamil Nadu assembly elections, actor Vijay's TVK emerged as the largest party with 108 seats but short of majority. Despite Congress support, the governor sought proof of majority, prompting talks of a DMK-AIADMK alliance.

Delhi police arrested six Bangladeshi nationals in Tiruppur for alleged involvement in a terror plot linked to Pakistan's ISI and Bangladeshi groups. Tamil Nadu opposition leaders from AIADMK and BJP blamed the DMK government for failing to maintain security. The DMK countered by accusing the central government of negligence.

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Odisha Congress has announced it will report alleged attempts to bribe its MLAs in Karnataka ahead of Rajya Sabha elections to the Election Commission. The party suspended three MLAs who voted against the party whip. OPCC president Bhakta Charan Das stated that alert MLAs foiled the bid.

V.K. Sasikala, leader of Amma Makkal Munnetra Kazhagam-linked All India Puratchi Thalaivar Makkal Munnetra Kazhagam, criticised DMK and AIADMK on Friday for promising freebies amid Tamil Nadu's mounting debt and cash crunch, ahead of the state assembly elections.

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Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, who declared the national Emergency on June 25, 1975, dismissed the DMK government led by M. Karunanidhi on January 31, 1976, using Article 356, citing sugar and rice corruption scandals.

 

 

 

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