M.K. Stalin

M.K. Stalin criticized Tamil Nadu's revised budget for omitting TVK's electoral promises, including ₹2,500 for women, ₹4,000 for unemployed youth, six free LPG cylinders, and crop loan waivers.

M.K. Stalin accused the TVK government of obstructing Udhayanidhi's participation in the Tamil Nadu Assembly. He questioned the government's decision to take Udhayanidhi to Thanjavur and the invocation of legal sections complicating bail.

The DMK is planning a protest in Thanjavur on August 3 to address Cauvery and farmers’ issues. DMK chief M.K. Stalin accused the government of lacking transparency in handling the Mekedatu dam issue.

The Madras High Court dismissed a case against M.K. Stalin as withdrawn, following the litigant's decision after judges determined he had no personal interest in DMK Charitable Trust properties.

Verification of EVMs in Kolathur constituency is underway following a petition by M.K. Stalin, the defeated DMK candidate, who alleged that votes in his favor were not recorded in 14 polling booths. The checking and verification process will continue for seven days.

An advocate alleges that M.K. Stalin suppressed details about the DMK Charitable Trust in his election affidavit. The plea, filed in the Madras High Court, seeks an inquiry by the Election Commission of India.

M.K. Stalin urged Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay to abandon discussions with Karnataka, stating the visit would only allow the government to claim it made a direct effort to resolve issues.

M.K. Stalin urged Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay to address lock-up deaths by breaking his silence. He questioned the absence of accountability and apology in the Chief Minister's response.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin criticizes the government's silence on the Cauvery issue. A DMK leader states the Chief Minister should have met the Prime Minister regarding the issue but has not done so.

DMK president M.K. Stalin described the 2026 Tamil Nadu election victory of Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam as a 'tsunami of illusion.' The article examines how Tamil Nadu leaders have viewed election results since 1967.

DMK has urged the Centre to establish a tribunal on Mekedatu. A resolution supporting this was passed during a virtual meeting of the party's MPs, attended by party president M.K. Stalin from London.

DMK urges restoration of M.K. Stalin's name on a Nemmeli plaque. Former DMK Minister T.M. Anbarasan claimed the plaque was covered with a cloth before Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay’s inspection visit.

The Supreme Court will hear DMK's request to prevent TVK leaders from influencing witnesses and making threatening statements in the Karur stampede case. DMK's application claims TVK Minister Aadhav Arjuna made public statements against M.K. Stalin regarding the incident.

CM Vijay told a short story in the Assembly, prompting Udhayanidhi to comment that the House had become a cinema. The CM's remarks were interpreted as referencing M.K. Stalin's defeat in Kolathur, though no Opposition figures were explicitly named.

M.K. Stalin criticized the TVK-led government's decision to rename the Naan Mudhalvan scheme as Thiran Tamil Nadu and remove its content from social media, stating that altering the name would not erase gratitude from beneficiaries.

All parties in Tamil Nadu Assembly supported a resolution opposing Karnataka’s Mekedatu project. Udhayanidhi Stalin stated that the DMK government under M.K. Stalin had previously opposed the project.

Anbumani expressed approval of the TVK government's commitment to the Social Justice Survey, noting that previous Chief Ministers, including M.G.R. and M.K. Stalin, had not fulfilled this demand over 46 years, but it is now feasible under Vijay's administration.

CPI(M) denies the existence of a DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance in Tamil Nadu. The party criticizes M.K. Stalin and Edappadi K. Palaniswami for their claims about the TVK-led government's instability, calling their remarks 'irresponsible'.

M.K. Stalin urged DMK members to pledge to bring down the TVK government, stating that the government is sustained by their support and former alliance partners. He also admitted cadres from various parties into the DMK.