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There is no DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance in Tamil Nadu now: CPI(M)

There is no DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance in Tamil Nadu now: CPI(M)
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The CPI(M) has declared that the DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance in Tamil Nadu no longer exists. The party stated it will support the current TVK-led government on a case-by-case basis while maintaining independence.

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This shift signals a realignment in Tamil Nadu's political landscape, indicating that traditional alliance structures are fracturing.

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CPI(M) State secretary P. Shanmugam said on Sunday that the DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance did not exist now and the Left party was not part of the DMK’s alliance.

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The article provides a balanced summary of the CPI(M) leader's statements regarding various political entities.

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