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CM wants alliance to continue for local bodies poll
By Our Special Correspondent
CHENNAI, JUNE 27. The Chief Minister and AIADMK general
secretary, Ms. Jayalalithaa, today said her party would like the
alliance forged for the Assembly polls to continue for the local
bodies poll.
Addressing a press conference here, she said the AIADMK wanted
cordial relations with all ``friendly'' parties. (The AIADMK
contested the Assembly polls in the company of the TMC, the
Congress, the PMK, the CPI(M), the CPI, the INL and the AIFB.)
However, Ms. Jayalalithaa saw no role for the AIADMK in deciding
whether the alliance parties should support the PMK or the TMC in
the Rajya Sabha election. The AIADMK, she said, could win four
seats, but needed support from allies. There were thus no surplus
votes to transfer to either the TMC or the PMK.
But, if the TMC and the PMK approached the AIADMK, which was the
leader of the alliance, on the allocation of the fifth seat, then
the issue could discussed, she said. (The AIADMK-led alliance can
win only five of the six seats for which elections are due. Both
the TMC and the PMK are vying for the fifth seat.)
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