Tamil Nadu News | Tamil Nadu Alliance Buzz, K'taka BJP Worker's 'Clothes Torn' Charge
On this edition of Southern View, major political and law-and-order developments unfolded across South India. In Tamil Nadu, Congress leader Praveen Chakravarty reiterated the party’s demand for power-sharing ahead of the 2026 elections, fuelling alliance speculation amid sharp exchanges with the ruling DMK. Chief Minister MK Stalin hit back at Union Home Minister Amit Shah over allegations of corruption and religious bias, while the PMK formally sealed its alliance with the AIADMK ahead of the polls. In Karnataka, political tensions escalated after a video surfaced showing the detention of a BJP worker in Hubballi, triggering allegations of police excesses and counter-claims from authorities. The National Commission for Women has taken suo motu cognisance of the incident and sought a detailed report. Separately, new visuals emerged in the Bellary clash case, where a Congress worker was killed, with police confirming multiple arrests and an ongoing probe. In Telangana, KT Rama Rao targeted the Congress government over land linked to Maulana Azad National Urdu University, alleging attempts to reclaim university land, charges denied by the state government. All this and more as politics, alliances, and accountability dominate the southern states.
