DMK Steps Up Attack on Rahul Gandhi, Accuses Congress Leader of Hurting Opposition Unity
The political battle between the DMK and the Congress has escalated, with MK Stalin-led party launching a sharp attack on Rahul Gandhi, accusing him of weakening opposition unity and creating uncertainty within the INDIA bloc.
The controversy erupted after the DMK's official mouthpiece Murasoli criticised Gandhi's recent political statements and questioned his approach to alliance politics. The editorial argued that his actions had contributed to divisions among opposition parties rather than strengthening their collective fight.
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The DMK's IT wing also targeted the former Congress president, accusing the party of abandoning allies after benefiting from their support. In a social media post, the wing alleged that Congress relied on its partners during difficult political periods but later distanced itself when new opportunities arose.
The attack comes amid heightened tensions in Tamil Nadu. The Congress, which contested the 2026 Assembly elections as part of the DMK-led alliance, later shifted towards the TVK-led coalition, altering the state's political equations and leaving the DMK facing a reshaped opposition landscape.
The DMK further questioned Congress' role within the INDIA bloc, stressing that opposition parties require greater coordination and trust to challenge the ruling alliance at the national level. The party warned that internal disagreements could weaken the broader opposition movement.
This latest exchange highlights the growing strain between two parties that have long shared an alliance. While they have worked together against the BJP nationally, recent state-level developments have exposed differences over strategy and priorities.
The Congress has yet to issue a detailed counter-response, but the remarks have added fresh tension among opposition parties as they navigate alliance politics ahead of future electoral battles.












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