Crisis Deepens: AIADMK MLAs Resigning Amid Political Turmoil

The ongoing political crisis in AIADMK intensifies as MLA E Subaya is expected to resign, following three other MLAs who have already resigned. Criticized by opposition leader MK Stalin as 'horse-trading,' the resignations might signal a shift in political alignments, raising questions regarding party alliances.

In a significant escalation of the political crisis enveloping the All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK), another MLA, E Subaya from Ambasamudram constituency, is reportedly poised to resign, sources suggest. This follows the resignations of three AIADMK legislators: Maragatham Kumaravel, Sathyabama, and Jayakumar, who left to join the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam.

The departures were swiftly validated by Assembly Speaker JCD Prabhakar, who confirmed that the resignations adhered to legislative protocols, being personally submitted and hand-written. The resignations underscore a tectonic shift in Tamil Nadu's political landscape, drawing severe criticism from DMK leader MK Stalin, who decried the moves as 'horse-trading at horse-speed.'

Stalin lashed out on social media, lambasting Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) as an institution sowing discord. He accused TVK and parts of AIADMK of orchestrating a confusing confidence motion, questioning whether voters anticipated such maneuvers. Stalin further criticized Congress for their alleged duplicity in the ongoing upheaval, claiming their support for TVK contradicted prior commitments.