DMK will bounce back: Stalin to party cadre after poll loss
DMK president M K Stalin expressed confidence in the party's ability to recover from recent electoral losses. He announced plans for organizational changes and encouraged party members to celebrate the legacy of M Karunanidhi. Stalin emphasized the importance of rejuvenating the party's spirit and engaging the younger generation in promoting its historical achievements.
- ▪M K Stalin announced plans for organizational changes within the DMK.
- ▪He urged party members to celebrate the legacy of M Karunanidhi on his upcoming birth anniversary.
- ▪Stalin emphasized the need for the younger generation to promote the party's historical achievements on social media.
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DMK will bounce back: Stalin to party cadre after poll lossDMK president M K Stalin announced plans for organizational changes and urged party members to celebrate M Karunanidhi's legacy, inspiring renewed enthusiasm.Published on: May 21, 2026 7:06 AM ISTBy S Vijay KarthikShare viaCopy link CHENNAIDravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) president M K Stalin on Wednesday said the party was undertaking “appropriate” reviews to bring about changes in its organisational structure, while asserting that the DMK would bounce back soon.DMK will bounce back: Stalin to party cadre after poll lossIn a letter addressed to party cadre, Stalin said that though he had assumed responsibility as the party president, he would continue to function as a primary cadre of the party.“Even now, DMK remains the movement…
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