DMK

Chief Minister listed alleged corruption during the previous DMK regime in the municipal administration department and in the state-run liquor behemoth TASMAC.

LoP in the Tamil Nadu Assembly Udhayanidhi Stalin demanded action, legal assistance for families and a high-level inquiry.

The development comes amid continuing legal challenges to the results of the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections in five constituencies - Trichy East, Viralimalai, Perundurai, Ambasamudram and Karur.

The party will increase organisational districts from 78 to 110 and introduce age limits and a two-term cap for key posts.

The hate speech case relates to Ponmudy's alleged derogatory remarks against Saivaites, Vaishnavites and women.

Promoting enmity, provocation with intent to cause riot, insult to woman's modesty, and criminal intimidation were among the nine sections invoked against Udhayanidhi.

BJP criticised state LoP and DMK MLA Udhayanidhi Stalin over his alleged indirect remarks targeting actor Trisha during a public meeting, calling the speech "vulgar" & "laced with double entendres."

In his first visit here since the 2025 stampede that killed 41 people, Vijay faulted the police for failing to alert him about the swelling crowd at the venue on September 27, and for not taking steps to call off the meeting once the crowd had spiralled out of control.

Justice G K Ilanthiraiyan granted anticipatory bail to Senthil Balaji and his brother Ashok Kumar, stating they should co-operate with the investigation.

The memorandum also highlighted allegations of inducements offered to MLAs to switch parties and raised concerns regarding unauthorised individuals participating in official government proceedings.

The DMK leader alleged that in his statement, Vaiko expressly admitted that Vijay, at his residence in Pattinapakkam,here, requested him to engage in "horse trading."

The CM is under a continuing legal duty to preserve the confidentiality of Cabinet proceedings and all sensitive government business. The allegations raise serious issues concerning violations of constitutional obligations, statutory duties and criminal law, the DMK leader said.

The party said it will take a decision on future alliances when elections approach.