Vaiko’s MDMK Quits DMK Alliance After Nine Years, Political Equations Shift in Tamil Nadu

Cloud TV Desk: Veteran politician Vaiko’s Marumalarchi Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (MDMK) has officially withdrawn from the DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance (SPA), ending a political partnership that lasted for nine years. The decision was approved during the party’s General Council meeting on Saturday.

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The party said it would announce its future political strategy and alliance plans at an appropriate time.

General Council Confirms Exit

The MDMK adopted a formal resolution to leave the DMK-led alliance , citing dissatisfaction over its treatment and political space within the coalition. Party leaders said the decision reflected the sentiments of both office-bearers and grassroots workers.

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Future Alliance Yet to Be Decided

Although MDMK has severed ties with the DMK, the party has not announced its next political move. Observers believe the development could significantly reshape alliance politics in Tamil Nadu ahead of future elections.

Setback for MK Stalin’s Alliance (MDMK DMK Alliance)

The exit is being viewed as a setback for Chief Minister M.K. Stalin’s political alliance. With MDMK leaving after nearly a decade, attention is now focused on whether the party will align with another political front or contest independently.