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Stalin Hits Back at CM Vijay Over Madurantakam Speech
Chennai, September 26, 2026: DMK president and former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin has urged Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay to “do some introspection” following Vijay’s campaign speech in Madurantakam on Friday. Responding to a series of allegations against the DMK, Stalin questioned Vijay’s record of speaking against the BJP and challenged his comments on women, a sexual assault case and the Karur tragedy.
Stalin Hits Back at CM Vijay Over Madurantakam Speech
Chennai, September 26, 2026: DMK president and former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin has urged Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay to “do some introspection” following Vijay’s campaign speech in Madurantakam on Friday. Responding to a series of allegations against the DMK, Stalin questioned Vijay’s record of speaking against the BJP and challenged his comments on women, a sexual assault case and the Karur tragedy.
High-Stakes Voting Begins in Tamil Nadu and West Bengal
Voting is currently underway in two of India’s most politically significant states, Tamil Nadu and West Bengal, as part of the 2026 Assembly elections. Polling began today at 7:00 am and is scheduled to continue until 6:00 pm, following early mock polling exercises conducted at select locations such as Chennai and Siliguri to ensure the readiness of voting systems. Officials have reported smooth initial operations, with voter turnout expected to build steadily throughout the day. The electoral process differs between the two states. Tamil Nadu is conducting voting in a single phase, meaning voters across the state will determine the next government simultaneously. In contrast, West Bengal is following a two-phase format, with the second phase scheduled for April 29. Results for both states, along with ongoing bypolls in other regions, will be declared on May 4. In Tamil Nadu, the contest is primarily between the DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance and the NDA bloc led by AIADMK. The DMK alliance includes Congress, DMDK, and VCK, while AIADMK is aligned with BJP and PMK. However, this election cycle introduces a notable shift with the political entry of Vijay and his party TVK. His debut adds a third dimension to what has traditionally been a two-front contest, potentially altering voting patterns and outcomes. West Bengal presents an equally intense political environment. The ruling Trinamool Congress, led by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, is seeking a fourth consecutive term in power. The BJP, which significantly expanded its presence in the previous election by securing 77 seats, is aiming to build on that momentum and challenge the incumbent leadership more aggressively. Beyond these two major states, bypolls are also being conducted in Gujarat’s Umreth and Maharashtra’s Baramati and Rahuri constituencies. These results will be announced alongside the main election outcomes, adding further political significance to the day’s voting activity.
High-Stakes Voting Begins in Tamil Nadu and West Bengal
Voting is currently underway in two of India’s most politically significant states, Tamil Nadu and West Bengal, as part of the 2026 Assembly elections. Polling began today at 7:00 am and is scheduled to continue until 6:00 pm, following early mock polling exercises conducted at select locations such as Chennai and Siliguri to ensure the readiness of voting systems. Officials have reported smooth initial operations, with voter turnout expected to build steadily throughout the day. The electoral process differs between the two states. Tamil Nadu is conducting voting in a single phase, meaning voters across the state will determine the next government simultaneously. In contrast, West Bengal is following a two-phase format, with the second phase scheduled for April 29. Results for both states, along with ongoing bypolls in other regions, will be declared on May 4. In Tamil Nadu, the contest is primarily between the DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance and the NDA bloc led by AIADMK. The DMK alliance includes Congress, DMDK, and VCK, while AIADMK is aligned with BJP and PMK. However, this election cycle introduces a notable shift with the political entry of Vijay and his party TVK. His debut adds a third dimension to what has traditionally been a two-front contest, potentially altering voting patterns and outcomes. West Bengal presents an equally intense political environment. The ruling Trinamool Congress, led by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, is seeking a fourth consecutive term in power. The BJP, which significantly expanded its presence in the previous election by securing 77 seats, is aiming to build on that momentum and challenge the incumbent leadership more aggressively. Beyond these two major states, bypolls are also being conducted in Gujarat’s Umreth and Maharashtra’s Baramati and Rahuri constituencies. These results will be announced alongside the main election outcomes, adding further political significance to the day’s voting activity.
Jubilee Hills Bypoll: Naveen Yadav Wins Big As Congress Scores Major Urban Victory
Congress candidate Naveen Yadav has delivered a convincing victory in the Jubilee Hills bypoll, securing 98,988 votes after the final round of counting. He defeated BRS candidate Maganti Sunitha Gopinath, who stood at 74,259 votes, resulting in a solid 24,729-vote margin. This win strengthens the Congress position in one of Hyderabad’s most influential constituencies, known for its diverse urban voter base and political significance. The outcome indicates strong approval of the ruling party
Jubilee Hills Bypoll: Naveen Yadav Wins Big As Congress Scores Major Urban Victory
Congress candidate Naveen Yadav has delivered a convincing victory in the Jubilee Hills bypoll, securing 98,988 votes after the final round of counting. He defeated BRS candidate Maganti Sunitha Gopinath, who stood at 74,259 votes, resulting in a solid 24,729-vote margin. This win strengthens the Congress position in one of Hyderabad’s most influential constituencies, known for its diverse urban voter base and political significance. The outcome indicates strong approval of the ruling party
Bypoll Results 2025: BJP Leads in Gujarat, AAP in Punjab
The counting of votes for the 2025 assembly bypolls in five key constituencies across four Indian states began on Monday, June 23. The bypolls were conducted on June 19 in Gujarat’s Visavadar and Kadi seats, Punjab’s Ludhiana West, Kerala’s Nilambur, and West Bengal’s Kaliganj. Early trends show the BJP leading in both Gujarat seats, while the AAP is ahead in Punjab’s Ludhiana West and the Congress leads in Kerala’s Nilambur
Bypoll Results 2025: BJP Leads in Gujarat, AAP in Punjab
The counting of votes for the 2025 assembly bypolls in five key constituencies across four Indian states began on Monday, June 23. The bypolls were conducted on June 19 in Gujarat’s Visavadar and Kadi seats, Punjab’s Ludhiana West, Kerala’s Nilambur, and West Bengal’s Kaliganj. Early trends show the BJP leading in both Gujarat seats, while the AAP is ahead in Punjab’s Ludhiana West and the Congress leads in Kerala’s Nilambur
67.97% Voter Turnout in Erode East Assembly Bypoll
In the Erode East Assembly bypoll, a voter turnout of 67.97% was recorded, according to a press release from the office of the Information and Public Relations Officer of Erode district. The bypoll was held after the unfortunate demise of MLA and senior Congress leader EVKS Elangovan, necessitating the election. This voting percentage highlights a significant level of engagement from the electorate in the region. After the polling concluded, all the Electronic Voting M
67.97% Voter Turnout in Erode East Assembly Bypoll
In the Erode East Assembly bypoll, a voter turnout of 67.97% was recorded, according to a press release from the office of the Information and Public Relations Officer of Erode district. The bypoll was held after the unfortunate demise of MLA and senior Congress leader EVKS Elangovan, necessitating the election. This voting percentage highlights a significant level of engagement from the electorate in the region. After the polling concluded, all the Electronic Voting M
Prashant Kishor's Jan Suraaj Party Faces Big Defeat in Bihar Bypolls
Prashant Kishor, the acclaimed political strategist known for his success in shaping electoral victories across India, faced a massive defeat in his home state of Bihar with the debut of his newly formed party, Jan Suraaj. Despite years of experience helping political parties succeed, Kishor’s party made no significant impact in the four constituencies it contested during the recent bypolls in Bihar. Kishor fielded candidates in Ramgarh, Tarari, Belaganj, and Imamganj, but all
Prashant Kishor's Jan Suraaj Party Faces Big Defeat in Bihar Bypolls
Prashant Kishor, the acclaimed political strategist known for his success in shaping electoral victories across India, faced a massive defeat in his home state of Bihar with the debut of his newly formed party, Jan Suraaj. Despite years of experience helping political parties succeed, Kishor’s party made no significant impact in the four constituencies it contested during the recent bypolls in Bihar. Kishor fielded candidates in Ramgarh, Tarari, Belaganj, and Imamganj, but all









