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Tamil Nadu Assembly Speaker accepted AIADMK MLA Esakki Subaya's resignation, marking the fourth such departure in two days. This escalates internal turmoil within the opposition party, reducing its strength. Allegations of 'horse-trading' are rife as defectors join the ruling party, prompting AIADMK to threaten legal action if resignations aren't scrutinized.

A faction of AIADMK MLAs has defied party leader Edappadi Palaniswami, announcing support for Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay's government and quitting the NDA alliance. This move raises questions about disqualification under anti-defection laws, as their actions may be construed as voluntarily giving up party membership, even without a formal merger.

AIADMK faces a potential Shiv Sena-style split in Tamil Nadu after a fractured mandate. Rebel MLAs defied a party whip to support the new government, dividing the party. This move mirrors the Shiv Sena crisis and raises questions about AIADMK's future, its leadership, and control over its symbol.

AIADMK factions are moving towards reconciliation, signaling an end to their internal rift. Leaders from both sides met, with one camp agreeing to function under Edappadi K Palaniswami's leadership. This development follows marathon talks and suggests a united front is forming, with efforts to withdraw complaints against rebel MLAs.

AIADMK factions are moving towards reconciliation, signaling an end to internal rifts. Rebel MLAs have agreed to function under Edappadi K. Palaniswami's leadership, with both sides reportedly withdrawing complaints against each other. Leaders are expected to meet the speaker to formalize the unity.

Tamil Nadu's political landscape is shaken as three AIADMK MLAs resigned, reportedly joining the ruling TVK party. Both DMK and AIADMK leaders have accused the Vijay-led government of "horse-trading" and orchestrating defections within the Secretariat. These resignations deepen the AIADMK's internal rifts and necessitate by-elections.

In a spiritual pilgrimage, Punjab's Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann made his way to Patna Sahib, seeking divine guidance for the implementation of the state's groundbreaking anti-sacrilege law. During his visit, he prayed for not just Punjab's prosperity but also for the establishment of world peace.

AIADMK leader SP Velumani declared "no split, only differences of opinion" within the party, following rival factions withdrawing disqualification petitions against each other. This signals a potential reconciliation after internal turbulence post-election. Discussions on organizational reforms and leadership structure are ongoing, with Edappadi K. Palaniswami remaining general secretary.