Modi’s televised address an act of desperation, says Stalin
Narendra Modi's televised address to the nation was criticized by DMK leader and Chief Minister M.K. Stalin. Stalin called the speech a "political speech" filled with insinuations against the opposition, arguing it violated the Election Code. He also stated that the use of the Delimitation Bill as a tool for women's reservation during elections had backfired on Modi and his NDA.
20 APR 2026
— The Hindu
Arvind Kejriwal urged Tamil Nadu voters to avoid supporting the BJP or AIADMK, arguing their policies would hinder progress made by the DMK government.
21 APR 2026
— The Hindu
DMK president M.K. Stalin declared his intention to elevate Tamil Nadu to a model state in South Asia, surpassing its current position as India's top state.
— The Hindu
D. Raja, CPI general secretary, predicts a DMK victory in the Tamil Nadu Assembly election due to the people's rejection of the BJP ideology and a strong anti-incumbency sentiment.
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