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Tamil Nadu Assembly: DMK MLAs evicted after sit-in protest demanding expunction of CM Vijay’s remarks on Sarkaria Commission, MISA

Tamil Nadu Assembly: DMK MLAs evicted after sit-in protest demanding expunction of CM Vijay’s remarks on Sarkaria Commission, MISA
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DMK MLAs were evicted from the Tamil Nadu Assembly after staging a protest against Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay's remarks regarding the Sarkaria Commission and MISA. Speaker J.C.D. Prabhakar refused to expunge the comments, citing that they were based on public domain reports and parliamentary rules.

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The incident highlights ongoing political tensions in Tamil Nadu and raises questions about parliamentary decorum and the limits of political discourse in state assemblies.

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DMK MLAs were evicted from the Tamil Nadu Assembly on the direction of Speaker J.C.D. Prabhakar on Tuesday (September 8, 2026) after they staged a sit-in protest and raised slogans demanding the expunction of Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay’s remarks on the Sarkaria Commission, MISA, former Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, late Murasoli Maran, and the dossier prepared by the Directorate of Enforcement (ED) against the erstwhile DMK government.

Mr. Prabhakar made it clear that he would not expunge the remarks, saying the issues, particularly the Sarkaria Commission, had been debated in the House several times and that the Chief Minister had quoted from an ED report that was already in the public domain. “He has not said anything new,” he said.

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