US EditionTNVP Walks Out of DMK Alliance over Seat-Sharing Issue, Unmet Demands
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TNVP exits DMK alliance ahead of Tamil Nadu Assembly polls - OrissaPOST
Chennai: In a significant setback to the DMK-led alliance ahead of the Assembly elections, Tamil Nadu Vazhvurimai Party (TNVP) founder-leader T. Velmurugan Sunday announced his decision to exit the coalition, citing dissatisfaction over seat-sharing arrangements and the state government’s inaction on key social justice demands. Velmurugan, who had won the Panruti constituency in Cuddalore district in the 2021 Assembly elections on the DMK’s Ris…
Elections are scheduled to be held in a single phase on April 23 (23.04.2026) for all 234 assembly constituencies in Tamil Nadu. Due to this, the election field has become very intense. As a part of it, political parties are actively engaged in negotiations with the parties in the alliance regarding seat sharing. In that regard, the Tamil Nadu Vazhuvrimai Katchi, which was part of the DMK alliance, is said to have asked the DMK for additional se…
TNVP walks out of DMK alliance over seat-sharing issue, unmet demands
Velmurugan, who had won the Panruti constituency in Cuddalore district in the 2021 Assembly elections on the DMK’s Rising Sun symbol, had this time sought allocation of at least two constituencies along with the right to contest under a separate party symbol.
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