DMK Rejects Rumors of Alliance with AIADMK Amidst Political Maneuvers

The DMK rebuffs AIADMK leader C Ve Shanmugam's claims about post-poll alliance talks, asserting their stance as an opposition party. DMK's R S Bharati refutes Shanmugam's remarks as mere speculation. Meanwhile, Shanmugam declares AIADMK's split from NDA, supporting the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam government.

In the midst of escalating political rhetoric, DMK has firmly rejected AIADMK leader C Ve Shanmugam's assertions of post-election alliance talks, labeling them as baseless and speculative.

DMK organizing secretary R S Bharati countered Shanmugam's claims, reaffirming that DMK president M K Stalin intends to operate firmly as an opposition force. Bharati assured that past election result clarifications stand true, dismissing any notions of an alliance with AIADMK.

Furthermore, Shanmugam revealed AIADMK's departure from the NDA, opting to back the Vijay-led Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam government, while cautioning against any coalition with their traditional adversary, the DMK. Shanmugam's accusations against the DMK were perceived as a distraction tactic, aimed at obscuring internal party dynamics.