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Alagiri's birthday wish: 'My father's tears should fall on my dead body'
For his 63rd birthday, MK Alagiri, recently suspended from his party by his father, received a 63-kg cake, a crowd of adoring supporters, and posters that declared "With you lifetime" and "Don't worry."
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DMK family feud worsens, Karunanidhi suspends five loyalists of elder son Alagiri
DMK chief M Karunanidhi today suspended five loyalists of his elder son MK Alagiri from his bastion Madurai, citing indiscipline over some posters they had put up in the temple town.
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Sons not involved in contentious posters: Karunanidhi
A day after the DMK warned of action against those responsible for putting up "inappropriate" posters relating to party leader MK Alagiri and his brother MK Stalin, their father and party chief M Karunanidhi today said that none of his sons were involved in such activities and blamed a rival camp for it.
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Posters for Alagiri's birthday draw strong reprimand from DMK
The sibling rivalry between the sons of DMK chief M Karunanidhi has never been secret. But the tension within the first family of the party has spiked with posters put up in Chennai, which refer to the unhealthy competition between MKAlagiri and his younger brother MK Stalin.
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Alagiri's birthday wish: 'My father's tears should fall on my dead body'
For his 63rd birthday, MK Alagiri, recently suspended from his party by his father, received a 63-kg cake, a crowd of adoring supporters, and posters that declared "With you lifetime" and "Don't worry."
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DMK family feud worsens, Karunanidhi suspends five loyalists of elder son Alagiri
DMK chief M Karunanidhi today suspended five loyalists of his elder son MK Alagiri from his bastion Madurai, citing indiscipline over some posters they had put up in the temple town.
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Sons not involved in contentious posters: Karunanidhi
A day after the DMK warned of action against those responsible for putting up "inappropriate" posters relating to party leader MK Alagiri and his brother MK Stalin, their father and party chief M Karunanidhi today said that none of his sons were involved in such activities and blamed a rival camp for it.
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Posters for Alagiri's birthday draw strong reprimand from DMK
The sibling rivalry between the sons of DMK chief M Karunanidhi has never been secret. But the tension within the first family of the party has spiked with posters put up in Chennai, which refer to the unhealthy competition between MKAlagiri and his younger brother MK Stalin.
