DMK Chief Stalin Sits On Hunger Strike Over TN CM Palaniswami Winning Assembly Trust Vote

PTI

 DMK working president M K Stalin on Wednesday sat on a day-long hunger strike in Tiruchirapalli even as a similar fast is being observed by his party leaders across Tamil Nadu to condemn “the murder of democracy” in the Assembly on February 18 when Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami won a trust vote. 

Stalin, along with senior leader K N Nehru began the fast at 9 am at Uzhavar Sandhai grounds in Tiruchirapalli. IUML leader K M Kader Mohideen and those belonging to G K Vasan-led Tamil Maanila Congress are also participating in the hunger strike.

 DMK chief Stalin had said on February 19 that passing of trust vote after forcible en-masse eviction of his party legislators from the Assembly was against the traditions and House rules. He said DMK MLAs were forcibly removed by the Watch and Ward staffers. The fast is being observed to condemn the “murder of democracy.”

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