NEW DELHI: Leaders of opposition parties including Congress President Sonia Gandhi, SP chief Akhilesh YadavCPI(M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury and National Conference’s Farooq Abdullah came on a dais at the inauguration of the DMK office here on Saturday. Leaders of TMC, TDP, CPI, BJD and SAD were also present. DMK The office was inaugurated by the party chief and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin with Sonia Gandhi Ribbon cutting for one section of the office.
Congress and DMK are in alliance in Tamil Nadu.
While TMC was represented by Mahua Moitra and TDP was represented by Rammohan Naidu, K Ravindra Kumar, D Raja from CPI, Amar Patnaik from BJD and Harsimrat Badal from SAD also attended the event.
Several ministers in the Tamil Nadu government, DMK MPs from both houses and Stalin’s son Udayanidhi Stalin were also present.
Describing it as an event that wrote the history of South India from Delhi, Stalin said it was a “compelling symbol” of his party, its policies and the important place in national politics for implementing it, the ‘Dravidian model’.
In an open letter to DMK workers, Stalin praised the new office named ‘Anna-Kalaignar Arivalayam’ as a Dravidian fortress and invited leaders of almost all parties, including top leaders of the BJP and other non-UPA parties Was.
Congress and DMK are in alliance in Tamil Nadu.
While TMC was represented by Mahua Moitra and TDP was represented by Rammohan Naidu, K Ravindra Kumar, D Raja from CPI, Amar Patnaik from BJD and Harsimrat Badal from SAD also attended the event.
Several ministers in the Tamil Nadu government, DMK MPs from both houses and Stalin’s son Udayanidhi Stalin were also present.
Describing it as an event that wrote the history of South India from Delhi, Stalin said it was a “compelling symbol” of his party, its policies and the important place in national politics for implementing it, the ‘Dravidian model’.
In an open letter to DMK workers, Stalin praised the new office named ‘Anna-Kalaignar Arivalayam’ as a Dravidian fortress and invited leaders of almost all parties, including top leaders of the BJP and other non-UPA parties Was.