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Stalin questions Congress's stance on electoral roll revision, DMK adopts four resolutions

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MK Stalin backed protests against the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls and faulted Congress for taking inconsistent positions on the issue. At a DMK Parliamentary Party meeting, the party passed four resolutions, one of which calls for removing Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The DMK said it had opposed the SIR process from the beginning and questioned whether Congress could be trusted on the matter. Other resolutions expressed support for student protests and criticized local party leaders for remaining silent.

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