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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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Expelled DMK Leader Alagiri's Son's Properties Worth Rs 40 Crore Seized
25 moveable and immovable properties worth more than Rs 40 crore belonging to the son of expelled DMK leader MK Alagiri have been provisionally attached by the Enforcement Directorate under the money laundering act.
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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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"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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Stalin Promoted, Is Virtually Party Boss Now, Father And DMK President Karunanidhi Unwell
For the first time in nearly 50 years, DMK patriarch M Karunanidhi did not attend a meeting of his party's top decision-making body. The session of the General Council was used to promote his younger son, MK Stalin, as Working President.
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Stalin Will Be Next DMK Chief. Father And Boss Karunanidhi Explains Why
DMK chief M Karunanidhi has said his son Stalin has arduously worked his way up to be the second-in command in the party, virtually ruling out any possibility of his estranged Madurai-based son Alagiri becoming the party's head in the future.
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DMK Executive Meet: Karunanidhi Under Pressure to Name Stalin as Chief Ministerial Candidate
As Tamil Nadu begins the countdown to the 2016 assembly polls, the DMK's executive meet in Chennai today, its veteran leader M Karunanidhi will be the focus of all attention. This is the first meeting of its newly elected office bearers, most of them loyalists of Mr Karunanidhi's younger son MK Stalin.
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Karunanidhi is DMK Chief Again, Son Stalin Wants to 'Leap 32 Feet'
M Karunanidhi, age 92, has been elected by his party, the DMK, as its chief for a 12th term. His son, MK Stalin, will return as Treasurer, which keeps him at No 3 in the DMK's hierarchy.
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Karunanidhi, 92, Running For 12th Term as DMK Chief
MK Karunanidhi, 92, is running for his 12th term as president of the DMK. In party elections scheduled for Friday, Mr Karunanidhi's younger son, MK Stalin, will also seek re-election as Treasurer, which makes him No 3 in the party's hierarchy.
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Former DMK Leader MK Alagiri Booked in Land Grab Case
The Madurai police have filed a First Information Report or FIR against DMK chief M Karunanidhi's son, MK Alagiri on charges of land grabbing.
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After DMK Disaster, Chief's Son Stalin Quits, Then Doesn't
After his party failed to win a single seat in Tamil Nadu, MK Stalin, who fronted the DMK campaign for the national election, offered to resign from party posts but was reportedly told his leadership is essential by his father, M Karunanidhi, who heads the party.
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DMK Chief's Son, Stalin, Takes Back Offer to Resign; Alagiri calls it 'drama'
MK Stalin has taken back his offer to resign as the Treasurer of the DMK hours after offering to quit owning responsibility for his party's dismal performance in national election. Mr Stalin was the face of the DMK's campaign, and his party failed to get a single seat in Tamil Nadu.
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Alagiri says he won't contest this election, predicts doom for father's DMK
Opinion polls have predicted that M Karunanidhi's DMK will not win in this year's general elections, half the seats it had won in 2009. His son MK Alagiri reckons that is a generous assessment.
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BJP warms up to Alagiri, who roots for Narendra Modi as PM
In its drive to make more friends in Tamil Nadu for next month's national election, the BJP is reaching out to DMK leader M Karunanidhi's estranged older son MK Alagiri, who has come out in support of Narendra Modi.
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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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Expelled DMK Leader Alagiri's Son's Properties Worth Rs 40 Crore Seized
25 moveable and immovable properties worth more than Rs 40 crore belonging to the son of expelled DMK leader MK Alagiri have been provisionally attached by the Enforcement Directorate under the money laundering act.
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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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"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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Stalin Promoted, Is Virtually Party Boss Now, Father And DMK President Karunanidhi Unwell
For the first time in nearly 50 years, DMK patriarch M Karunanidhi did not attend a meeting of his party's top decision-making body. The session of the General Council was used to promote his younger son, MK Stalin, as Working President.
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Stalin Will Be Next DMK Chief. Father And Boss Karunanidhi Explains Why
DMK chief M Karunanidhi has said his son Stalin has arduously worked his way up to be the second-in command in the party, virtually ruling out any possibility of his estranged Madurai-based son Alagiri becoming the party's head in the future.
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DMK Executive Meet: Karunanidhi Under Pressure to Name Stalin as Chief Ministerial Candidate
As Tamil Nadu begins the countdown to the 2016 assembly polls, the DMK's executive meet in Chennai today, its veteran leader M Karunanidhi will be the focus of all attention. This is the first meeting of its newly elected office bearers, most of them loyalists of Mr Karunanidhi's younger son MK Stalin.
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Karunanidhi is DMK Chief Again, Son Stalin Wants to 'Leap 32 Feet'
M Karunanidhi, age 92, has been elected by his party, the DMK, as its chief for a 12th term. His son, MK Stalin, will return as Treasurer, which keeps him at No 3 in the DMK's hierarchy.
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Karunanidhi, 92, Running For 12th Term as DMK Chief
MK Karunanidhi, 92, is running for his 12th term as president of the DMK. In party elections scheduled for Friday, Mr Karunanidhi's younger son, MK Stalin, will also seek re-election as Treasurer, which makes him No 3 in the party's hierarchy.
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Former DMK Leader MK Alagiri Booked in Land Grab Case
The Madurai police have filed a First Information Report or FIR against DMK chief M Karunanidhi's son, MK Alagiri on charges of land grabbing.
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After DMK Disaster, Chief's Son Stalin Quits, Then Doesn't
After his party failed to win a single seat in Tamil Nadu, MK Stalin, who fronted the DMK campaign for the national election, offered to resign from party posts but was reportedly told his leadership is essential by his father, M Karunanidhi, who heads the party.
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DMK Chief's Son, Stalin, Takes Back Offer to Resign; Alagiri calls it 'drama'
MK Stalin has taken back his offer to resign as the Treasurer of the DMK hours after offering to quit owning responsibility for his party's dismal performance in national election. Mr Stalin was the face of the DMK's campaign, and his party failed to get a single seat in Tamil Nadu.
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Alagiri says he won't contest this election, predicts doom for father's DMK
Opinion polls have predicted that M Karunanidhi's DMK will not win in this year's general elections, half the seats it had won in 2009. His son MK Alagiri reckons that is a generous assessment.
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BJP warms up to Alagiri, who roots for Narendra Modi as PM
In its drive to make more friends in Tamil Nadu for next month's national election, the BJP is reaching out to DMK leader M Karunanidhi's estranged older son MK Alagiri, who has come out in support of Narendra Modi.
