DMK Hands MK Stalin Emergency Powers To Ensure ‘Stable Government’ In Tamil Nadu

The DMK Legislature Party on Thursday passed a key resolution authorising party leader and outgoing Chief Minister M.K. Stalin to take "urgent decisions" aimed at ensuring the formation of a "stable" government in Tamil Nadu. The move comes amid ongoing political discussions over the AIADMK's request for support to form the government in the state.

DMK Focuses On Government Stability In Tamil Nadu

During the meeting, the DMK stressed that avoiding political instability and another election in the state remains its top priority. The resolution highlighted concerns over protecting the ideological foundations of the Dravidian movement while navigating the current political situation.

"Given that Tamil Nadu is not ready for another election, our primary objective is to ensure a stable government is formed in Tamil Nadu. At the same time, we are compelled to consider not giving space to communal forces that would undermine the principles of the Dravidian movement," the DMK said.

The party further stated that the Legislature Party meeting had "unanimously resolves to grant party leader Dravidian hero M.K. Stalin the authority to study the emerging political and administrative situations and take urgent decisions immediately."

AIADMK Support Talks Trigger Political Speculation

The developments have gained significance as the DMK continues internal discussions regarding the AIADMK's request for support to form the next government. While no formal announcement has yet been made, the resolution gives Stalin complete authority to respond quickly to changing political circumstances.

Political observers view the move as a signal that the DMK leadership wants flexibility in handling alliance equations and government formation efforts without delays.

DMK Attacks Congress Over Alliance Split

Apart from authorising Stalin, the DMK also passed another resolution sharply criticising the Congress for walking away from the secular progressive alliance.

According to the resolution, the DMK accused the Congress of failing to move beyond its "old political character" despite benefiting electorally from the alliance arrangement.

"The resolution said the Congress had secured one Rajya Sabha seat and 28 Assembly constituencies as part of the DMK-led alliance, and accused the party of shifting towards an alternative front within days by jeopardising the victory achieved through the hard work of alliance cadres," the statement read.

Party Signals Strong Internal Unity

The unanimous passage of the resolutions is being seen as an effort by the DMK to project internal unity during a politically sensitive phase in Tamil Nadu. By centralising decision-making authority with Stalin, the party appears focused on responding swiftly to alliance negotiations and possible government formation scenarios in the coming days.