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MK Stalin Can Never Become Chief Minister: Expelled Party Leader On Brother
Expelled DMK leader MK Alagiri on Sunday held discussions with his close assoiciates and supporters in Madurai over his next course of political action and said he might make an announcement soon.
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Ahead Of Polls, M Karunanidhi's Son MK Alagiri Considers Forming New Party
MK Alagiri -- elder son of the late Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M Karunanidhi -- is considering the idea of launching a political party, as his younger brother, DMK Chief MK Stalin, is aggressively strategising to be the Chief Minister. Assembly polls are due in the state next May
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MK Alagiri Backs Rajinikanth To "Fill Vacuum" In Tamil Nadu Politics
Coming out in support of superstar Rajinikanth, DMK chief Stalin's estranged brother MK Alagiri on Thursday said there is a political vacuum in Tamil Nadu and the top actor will fill it by foraying into politics.
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9 Sentenced To Life In Deadly Attack On Tamil Nadu Newspaper 'Dinakaran'
Nine men found guilty in an attack on the offices of the Dinakaran newspaper in Tamil Nadu's Madurai in 2007, killing three people, were sentenced to life by the Madras High Court on Thursday. Among those sentenced was VP Pandi, also known as "Attack Pandi", a supporter of the then DMK leader MK Alagiri.
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Will Decide Next Step After Discussions With Supporters: MK Alagiri
Amid the stoic silence of DMK on his wish to re-enter the party, expelled leader MK Alagiri on Monday said he would decide his next course of action shortly.
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Alagiri's Chennai Show Of Strength Today, After Feelers To Brother Stalin
Expelled DMK leader MK Alagiri, the older brother of party chief MK Stalin, will lead a rally in Chennai to the memorial of his father MK Karunanidhi, who died last month.
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Alagiri's Climbdown: "Will Accept Stalin As Leader If DMK Takes Me Back"
MK Alagiri, expelled DMK leader and former union minister, effected a complete climb-down today saying that he would accept younger brother MK Stalin as his leader if he was taken back by the party. "We are ready to join the DMK... It is obvious that I accept him (Stalin) as my leader," MK Alagiri, 67, told reporters today.
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"Thalapathy" Stalin Becomes DMK Boss Amid Threats From Brother Alagiri
MK Stalin today took charge as the official boss of Tamil Nadu's opposition DMK, one of the state's two main parties.
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MK Stalin, M Karunanidhi's Chosen Heir, All Set To Become DMK Boss
The decks are clear for MK Stalin's elevation as the DMK President. He will officially become the boss of the party today. The chosen political heir of M Karunanidhi, his father and party chief, Mr Stalin has been managing the party for more than a year as his 94-year-old father faded out of public life due to failing health. DMK loyalists say he e...
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Face Consequences If You Don't Take Me Back, MK Alagiri Warns DMK
Ahead of M.K. Stalin's election as the DMK President, late leader M Karunanidhi's son M.K. Alagiri on Monday warned the party of "consequences" if it did not take him back into it.
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"Will Decide Future Action After By-Elections Are Announced": MK Alagiri
Hours after MK Stalin filed nomination for the post of DMK president, expelled party leader MK Alagiri said that he will decide the future course of action after the by-elections are announced.
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MK Alagiri To Reveal Political Plan After Chennai Rally
MK Alagiri, elder son of late DMK patriarch M Karunanidhi, said on Wednesday that he would chalk out his political action plan after holding a rally next month and following consultations with his supporters.
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"Will Not Be Cowed Down," Says MK Stalin As Succession War Brews In DMK
Embroiled in a succession war with his estranged brother MK Alagiri, DMK working president MK Stalin today said he would "not be cowed down" by any flutter and vowed to overcome any challenges emanating from within or outside the party.
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"Lead Us," DMK Leaders Tell Stalin, Day After Brother Alagiri's Message
The first meeting of the DMK after the death of party patriarch M Karunanidhi was expected to look to the future by formally anointing his son, MK Stalin as the party chief. Instead, the gathering of nearly 300 party leaders from across the state mourned the departed leader and anticipated having his son in the driving seat.
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Ahead Of DMK Meet, Crucial For Stalin, Brother Alagiri Flexes Muscle
A day ahead of a key meeting of the DMK, the eldest son of M Karunanidhi, who was expelled from the party four years ago, was seen at his father's memorial at Chennai's Marina Beach. MK Alagiri, 67, told reporters that he had come to pay respects to his father. In that context, he also added that he has the support of his father's loyalists - a sta...
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MK Stalin Can Never Become Chief Minister: Expelled Party Leader On Brother
Expelled DMK leader MK Alagiri on Sunday held discussions with his close assoiciates and supporters in Madurai over his next course of political action and said he might make an announcement soon.
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Ahead Of Polls, M Karunanidhi's Son MK Alagiri Considers Forming New Party
MK Alagiri -- elder son of the late Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M Karunanidhi -- is considering the idea of launching a political party, as his younger brother, DMK Chief MK Stalin, is aggressively strategising to be the Chief Minister. Assembly polls are due in the state next May
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MK Alagiri Backs Rajinikanth To "Fill Vacuum" In Tamil Nadu Politics
Coming out in support of superstar Rajinikanth, DMK chief Stalin's estranged brother MK Alagiri on Thursday said there is a political vacuum in Tamil Nadu and the top actor will fill it by foraying into politics.
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9 Sentenced To Life In Deadly Attack On Tamil Nadu Newspaper 'Dinakaran'
Nine men found guilty in an attack on the offices of the Dinakaran newspaper in Tamil Nadu's Madurai in 2007, killing three people, were sentenced to life by the Madras High Court on Thursday. Among those sentenced was VP Pandi, also known as "Attack Pandi", a supporter of the then DMK leader MK Alagiri.
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Will Decide Next Step After Discussions With Supporters: MK Alagiri
Amid the stoic silence of DMK on his wish to re-enter the party, expelled leader MK Alagiri on Monday said he would decide his next course of action shortly.
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Alagiri's Chennai Show Of Strength Today, After Feelers To Brother Stalin
Expelled DMK leader MK Alagiri, the older brother of party chief MK Stalin, will lead a rally in Chennai to the memorial of his father MK Karunanidhi, who died last month.
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Alagiri's Climbdown: "Will Accept Stalin As Leader If DMK Takes Me Back"
MK Alagiri, expelled DMK leader and former union minister, effected a complete climb-down today saying that he would accept younger brother MK Stalin as his leader if he was taken back by the party. "We are ready to join the DMK... It is obvious that I accept him (Stalin) as my leader," MK Alagiri, 67, told reporters today.
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"Thalapathy" Stalin Becomes DMK Boss Amid Threats From Brother Alagiri
MK Stalin today took charge as the official boss of Tamil Nadu's opposition DMK, one of the state's two main parties.
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MK Stalin, M Karunanidhi's Chosen Heir, All Set To Become DMK Boss
The decks are clear for MK Stalin's elevation as the DMK President. He will officially become the boss of the party today. The chosen political heir of M Karunanidhi, his father and party chief, Mr Stalin has been managing the party for more than a year as his 94-year-old father faded out of public life due to failing health. DMK loyalists say he e...
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Face Consequences If You Don't Take Me Back, MK Alagiri Warns DMK
Ahead of M.K. Stalin's election as the DMK President, late leader M Karunanidhi's son M.K. Alagiri on Monday warned the party of "consequences" if it did not take him back into it.
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"Will Decide Future Action After By-Elections Are Announced": MK Alagiri
Hours after MK Stalin filed nomination for the post of DMK president, expelled party leader MK Alagiri said that he will decide the future course of action after the by-elections are announced.
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MK Alagiri To Reveal Political Plan After Chennai Rally
MK Alagiri, elder son of late DMK patriarch M Karunanidhi, said on Wednesday that he would chalk out his political action plan after holding a rally next month and following consultations with his supporters.
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"Will Not Be Cowed Down," Says MK Stalin As Succession War Brews In DMK
Embroiled in a succession war with his estranged brother MK Alagiri, DMK working president MK Stalin today said he would "not be cowed down" by any flutter and vowed to overcome any challenges emanating from within or outside the party.
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"Lead Us," DMK Leaders Tell Stalin, Day After Brother Alagiri's Message
The first meeting of the DMK after the death of party patriarch M Karunanidhi was expected to look to the future by formally anointing his son, MK Stalin as the party chief. Instead, the gathering of nearly 300 party leaders from across the state mourned the departed leader and anticipated having his son in the driving seat.
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Ahead Of DMK Meet, Crucial For Stalin, Brother Alagiri Flexes Muscle
A day ahead of a key meeting of the DMK, the eldest son of M Karunanidhi, who was expelled from the party four years ago, was seen at his father's memorial at Chennai's Marina Beach. MK Alagiri, 67, told reporters that he had come to pay respects to his father. In that context, he also added that he has the support of his father's loyalists - a sta...
