Stalin and his family members join the protests across the state
The major chunk will go for farmers who have cultivated paddy to the tune of around Rs 2,049 crore
Papers were torn and chairs thrown during the ruckus in the house
AIADMK govt proves majority in the assembly on a day that saw high drama inside the house
OPS recruited Amma's niece Deepa into his team, Sasikala gave her nephew Dinakaran key position
Experts suggested that composite floor test like the one conducted in UP in 1998 could be done in TN
AIADMK's strategy is to dissuade the governor from inviting Panneerselvam to take a floor test
The Supreme Court will pronounce a judgement on Jayalalithaa's DA case today
Sasikala asked her party cadres to works towards AIADMK's journey from Tamil Nadu to Delhi
Sending a strong message to her detractors, AIADMK General Secretary V K Sasikala today sacked party Presidium Chairman E Madusudanan from the primary membership, a day after he switched over to the rebel camp led by Chief Minister O Panneerselvam. Madusudanan had been removed from all posts besides the primary membership for going against the party principles and bringing disrepute to it, she said in a statement here. She also announced the appointment of former minister K A Sengottaiyan as the new AIADMK Presidium Chairman. Sengottaiyan was relieved as the party's Organisation Secretary, a post to which he was appointed last week. Sasikala urged the party workers not to have any truck with Madusudanan and said they should extend their cooperation to Sengottaiyan. Giving a major boost to the rival camp, Madusudanan yesterday extended his support to Panneerselvam, saying "he wanted to "safeguard" the party. "To protect AIADMK, everybody should join hands with OPS ...
He had to switch over to Panneerselvam's side after his constituents forced him to dump Sasikala
governor might wait till the Supreme Court delivers its judgment on the illegal assets case
Tamil Nadu Governor C. Vidyasagar Rao is set to reach here on Thursday amid a bitter war between AIADMK General Secretary V.K. Sasikala and acting Chief Minister O. Panneerselvam, both of whom claimed majority support in the ruling party.
The Congress too jumped in the fire and blamed the BJP for the political upheaval in the state
Ahead of probable floor test to prove majority, Sasikala sent all 131 MLAs supporting her to an unknown location
The ousted Tamil Nadu CM says he is confident of proving his majority in the Assembly
They will urge the President to ask the governor to return and swear in Sasikala as CM of Tamil Nadu
Political crisis looms large over TN after Panneerselvam said that he was forced to resign as CM
Tamil Nadu's acting Governor Vidayasagar Rao's arrival in the state is uncertain for the time being
SC had indicated it could deliver a judgement soon in disproportionate assets case against Sasikala