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Party secretary-general Fikile Mbalula says MK Party is a ‘Zuma Project’ whose aim was to dislodge the ANC from power

UMngeni mayor Chris Pappas says skin colour does not matter when the DA chooses its party leader.

Talks on seat sharing between the DMK and Congress in Tamil Nadu for the Lok Sabha 2024 elections are set to commence today. Senior Congress leaders including Mukul Wasnik and Salman Khurshid will engage in talks with DMK leaders. The Congress party aims to secure the same number of seats as in the 2019 elections. Concerns have been raised about the allocation of seats within the INDIA alliance. Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav emphasizes the winnability factor in seat-sharing talks with Co...

The ruling DMK and Congress held talks on sharing seats for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls with local allies. The discussions covered a range of political issues and strategies, with the number of seats agreed upon remaining undisclosed. The Congress requested a dozen seats in Tamil Nadu and one in Puducherry. AICC members Mukul Wasnik, Salman Khushid, Ajoy Kumar, and KS Alagiri participated. The DMK provided valuable suggestions and expressed confidence in winning all 40 seats with the strong all...

Nitish Kumar will now form a government with the BJP later at 5 pm. 

The ANC has devised a plan to neutralise its former president Jacob Zuma and his MK Party and stop the DA in its tracks as part of its grand elections strategy.

In preparation for the upcoming general elections, the DMK and Congress conducted the first round of seat-sharing talks in Chennai. They aim to form a strong alliance against the BJP and AIADMK. Although the parties discussed various issues and strategies, the specific number of seats they agreed to share remains undisclosed. The Congress is reportedly seeking around a dozen seats out of the 39 Lok Sabha seats in Tamil Nadu and one in Puducherry.

JD(U) President and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said 'only Hindi should be spoken' and the party tolerated it for the sake of cordiality in INDIA alliance, DMK leader TR Baalu said here on Sunday.

T.R. Baalu says Nitishs move wont make any electoral damage to INDIA bloc

India News: INDIA constituents unite to criticize Nitish Kumar's opportunistic moves. DMK, NCP, TMC, Shiv Sena, JMM, and SP condemn Nitish's history of political somersaults. TMC's Saugata Roy and SP's Akhilesh Yadav accuse BJP of insulting the people and mandate of Bihar. NCP's Sharad Pawar mocks Nitish as the 'great paltu Ram' while Shiv Sena UBT criticizes the rule of 'Paltu Rams' under BJP.