DMK to Begin Alliance Talks After February 3
The DMK will begin alliance talks after February 3 as seat-sharing with the Congress remains unresolved. Chief Minister M.K. Stalin is expected to form a special committee to lead the negotiations.
Arunkumar Gowrishankar 
The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) is set to begin alliance negotiations with its partner parties after February 3, according to party sources. The talks come as seat-sharing arrangements with its main ally, the Indian National Congress, are yet to be finalized.
Reports suggest that Chief Minister M.K. Stalin is likely to form a special committee to lead the alliance discussions and coordinate with coalition partners. The outcome of these talks is expected to play a key role in shaping the party’s electoral strategy for the upcoming polls.
