Ahead of polls, Stalin rules out coalition govt with Congress | India News – The Times of India

CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu CM M Ok Stalin Wednesday dominated out the chance of a coalition govt within the state, a suggestion being voiced by Congress netas forward of the upcoming meeting polls.“Sharing energy won’t go well with Tamil Nadu,” the CM stated at a session organised by a media home in Chennai. “Each Congress and DMK are conscious that energy-sharing won’t work in TN. However some are attempting to create a divide between the 2 events,” Stalin stated.The CM, nonetheless, stated DMK’s alliance would proceed with Congress. “Some are attempting to interrupt the alliance, but it surely won’t occur. We are going to face the elections collectively.”Stalin additionally praised Rahul Gandhi, saying their bond transcended politics. “Rahul sees me like his brother. We share quite a bit other than politics,” he added.Responding to his remarks, TNCC chief Ok Selvaperunthagai stated CM has expressed his opinion on the problem, however a call can be taken collectively by Rahul Gandhi and Stalin. Congress MP Manickam Tagore stated on X that “folks of Tamil Nadu will resolve whether or not state desires a coalition govt or not.”