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Tamizhar Bhoomi unhappy with DMK offer
By Our Special Correspondent
CHENNAI, MARCH 19. The Tamizhar Bhoomi, a Mutharaiyar caste-based
outfit in the DMK-led front, is unhappy with the offer of a lone
seat by the DMK. The party is now holding discussions to prepare
an alternative strategy in the event of the DMK ignoring its
demand for three seats.
Apparently, differences between the DMK and the Tamizhar Bhoomi
began after the Tamil Nadu Mutharaiyar Sangam led by Mr. Kuzha
Chelliah was accommodated in the front with one seat.
The Tamizhar Bhoomi founder and former AIADMK Minister, Mr. Ku.
Pa. Krishnan, did not relish the idea of having to share his
status as a representative of the community with a rival
organisation.
Tamizhar Bhoomi circles point out that Mr. Chelliah does not head
a political party, but leads only a caste organisation. By
providing a seat for Mr. Chelliah, the DMK is trying to deny the
Tamizhar Bhoomi its claims to be the real representative of the
Mutharaiyars, they say.
Now, the party leaders are deliberating on the prospects of
leaving the DMK-led front and offering ``unconditional support''
to the AIADMK-led front.
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