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- IADMK general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami accused the DMK of trying to break the alliance between AIADMK and PMK but asserted that the ruling party failed in its attempts.
- While campaigning with PMK president Dr Anbumani Ramadoss in the Edappadi assembly constituency on Monday, EPS said both AIADMK and PMK faced similar problems from the DMK but remained strong together.
- Palaniswami declared that Stalin’s dream of breaking the alliance has been shattered and predicted that the upcoming election would mark the end of DMK rule in Tamil Nadu.
AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami on Monday alleged that the DMK had made repeated attempts to break the alliance between AIADMK and PMK but failed to succeed.
Addressing a campaign meeting in the Edappadi assembly constituency along with PMK president Dr Anbumani Ramadoss, EPS said the ruling DMK tried hard to create divisions between the two parties but both stood firm.
“Stalin’s dream of breaking the alliance has been shattered,” Palaniswami declared. “This election will mark the end of his rule.”
He pointed out that both AIADMK and PMK faced similar pressures and problems from the DMK, but the alliance remained intact. “Dr Anbumani also faced the same problems. The DMK tried to break the AIADMK and the PMK, but the DMK was not successful in its attempts,” he added.
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