Madras High Court to rule on AIADMK's plea against six rebel MLAs' resignations

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The Madras High Court is expected to rule today on a petition from the AIADMK. The party is challenging the acceptance of resignations from six of its rebel MLAs. These legislators had voted for the DMK government during a trust vote, defying their party's whip. The resignations were accepted by the Assembly Speaker, a move the AIADMK contends is improper.

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