The DMK is gearing up to compete in 165 seats in the upcoming Tamil Nadu Assembly elections as part of the Secular Progressive Alliance, which includes 26 political parties. With 66 seats already designated to allies, the alliance is in the final stages of consolidation before the polls. The Congress has been granted 28 seats, emerging as the largest ally in the DMK-led coalition.
In a strategic move, Chief Minister M.K. Stalin announced that candidates from both the DMK and its allies will collectively run in 175 Assembly constituencies under the ‘Rising Sun’ symbol, showcasing unity within the alliance. Stalin emphasized that the seat-sharing process was conducted democratically and fairly through consultations with alliance partners.
Stalin highlighted the achievements of the DMK government over the past five years, attributing the restoration of growth and stability in Tamil Nadu to the “Dravidian model” of governance. He praised alliance partners for their contributions to policies centered on secularism, social justice, and equality. The DMK leader also emphasized the extensive internal participation in candidate selection, showcasing the party’s grassroots strength and democratic values.
Chief Minister Stalin called for unity among DMK workers to support all alliance candidates, stressing the collective effort needed to secure victory in the upcoming state elections. With seat-sharing finalized, the focus now shifts to campaign mobilization as the DMK-led alliance prepares for the electoral battle ahead.
