TN Election Results: MK Stalin seals Tamil Nadu win, to be state's oldest first-time Chief Minister

 

Article by Aryan Lamba

MK Stalin, World Health Organization has been waiting within the side-lines for the last many years, is prepared to be sworn in because the eighth Chief Minister of the State.

At 68, he would be the oldest first-time CM of the province. this is often the primary time in twenty-five years that the DMK has secured a majority on its own.

For AIADMK, the defeat wasn't as unhealthy as foreseen, with the party winning in enough seats to be the strongest AIADMK Opposition within the history of the State Assembly, indicating that the anti-incumbency issue wasn't as intense of course.

The biggest takeaway, but is that province has, once again, decisively, shut the doors on the supposed "Third Front”.

“This may be a vote for the amendment," same veteran journalist G Kubendran.

"Caste politics has been voted out, as sitting ministers together with megacycle Sampath, CVe Shanmugam and rate Veeramani have lost despite the unpunctual internal quota given to Vanniyars."

Sitting CM Edappadi K Palaniswami, however, managed to retain his Kongu belt fort. an equivalent pro-AIADMK sentiment didn't resonate in Southern districts, thought about to be a bastion of deputy CM O Panneerselvam. Similarly, the capital town of the urban center and its encompassing districts gave a convincing mandate to DMK.