Udhayanidhi Stalin accuses Congress of ‘Betrayal’, says DMK should never trust party again
A major political controversy has emerged in Tamil Nadu after DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin launched a sharp attack on Congress, accusing the party of betraying the DMK and urging party workers not to trust it again.
Speaking at a party meeting, Udhayanidhi claimed that Congress had “stabbed the DMK in the back” despite benefiting from the alliance in previous elections.
According to reports, his remarks were linked to Congress extending support to Vijay-led TVK in recent political developments.
Udhayanidhi argued that the DMK cadre had played an important role in helping Congress win seats in earlier elections and alleged that Congress later moved away without consulting its ally.
He also questioned what he described as a lack of political “gratitude and decency.”
The comments have intensified attention on tensions within opposition politics in Tamil Nadu and could impact future alliance discussions.
Political observers see the statement as a significant development because the DMK and Congress have long been important allies at both state and national levels.
Congress leaders reportedly responded to the criticism and defended their position, adding another layer to the growing political debate in the state.
