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The TVK led coalition government began its session in Assam, while Udhayanidhi Stalin led the opposition MLAs.

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The latest in this situation

  1. Stalin countered TVK's slogans and mentioned evasion at Tiruchirappalli airports.
  2. The government is considering Guindy for the new Secretariat complex site, while TVK's political actions are driven by the Assembly polls.
  3. Vijay announced government cars for MLAs, leading to political debate involving Stalin and Ansari.

How it started

4 reports, 2 independent, last reported Aug 29. The briefing below covers this first event.

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What happened

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The TVK led coalition government began its session in Assam, while Udhayanidhi Stalin led the opposition MLAs.

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How it developed

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  1. CM Vijay is scheduled to respond to allegations while Udhayanidhi Stalin serves as Leader of Opposition in Assam.Sub-event
  2. TVK government in Assam is struggling with debt, power cuts, and internal opposition.1 source
  3. Mahesh spoke about remarks in the Assembly, demanding an investigation against Wilson, while a TVK affidavit listed DMK achievements.Sub-event
  4. Udhayanidhi Stalin attacked the TVK government and the opposition raised questions in the Assam Assembly.Sub-event
  5. The TVK-led government presents its maiden budget in the Assembly of Assam, led by the Speaker.Sub-event
  6. TVK supported the formation of a political bloc within the Assam assembly.Sub-event
  7. TVK leadership addresses political attacks and explains government stance while in the Assembly.1 source
  8. TVK led coalition government begins session in Assam; Udhayanidhi Stalin leads opposition MLAs.1 source

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