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DMK chief M.K. Stalin has asked President Droupadi Murmu to refer a complaint against CEC Gyanesh Kumar to Parliament. It concerns 97.37 lakh voters removed from Tamil Nadu's rolls in the 2025 SIR.

He pointed to two fellow commissioners who said they were kept out of certain decisions. He claimed the deletions in Tamil Nadu and elsewhere skewed results in several seats.

He wants the President to seek the PM's input, bar Kumar from using the Commission's powers meanwhile, and restore pre-SIR rolls for Tamil Nadu. He also wants the SIR cancelled in all states.

Stalin urges President Murmu to initiate action against Gyanesh Kumar

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DMK president M.K. Stalin, a former Tamil Nadu chief minister, has accused CM C Joseph Vijay of staging raids for publicity before the Tiruchirappalli East by-election. He said the state has become unsafe for women, children and the elderly.

DVAC officials questioned former minister K.N. Nehru, a DMK principal secretary, for over an hour at his Tiruchirappalli home, with more than 200 party workers gathering outside.

"Raids to produce 'Reels' won't make DMK cadre tremble": Former Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin takes sharp swipe at CM Vijay