Over 5,000 individuals from various political parties joined the DMK in Chennai, led by former AIADMK minister Benjamin, as Stalin urged cadres to prepare for upcoming elections.
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Stalin urged party members to be ready for elections
Jun 29, 2026
10:21 am
What's the storyOver 5,000 members from different political parties joined the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) in a membership induction program in Chennai.
News agency ANI reported the event was held at Sri Vaaru Marriage Hall in Vanagaram on Sunday.
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