TVK’s victory is not a tsunami or a wave: Anbumani
Anbumani Ramadoss, president of the Pattali Makkal Katchi (PMK), commented on the recent political changes in the state, noting increased youth engagement in politics. He emphasized that the election results should not be viewed as a significant wave of change, as the PMK has historically maintained its position against larger political forces. Ramadoss also criticized media coverage of the DMK government and called for a caste-wise census to better understand voter demographics.
- ▪Anbumani Ramadoss welcomed the change in youth engagement in politics.
- ▪He stated that the recent election results do not indicate a significant wave of support for the TVK.
- ▪Ramadoss criticized the media for not accurately reflecting public sentiment against the DMK government.
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Pattali Makkal Katchi (PMK) president and Rajya Sabha MP Anbumani Ramadoss on Tuesday (May 19, 2026) said he welcomed the “change” in the State, which has led to many youngsters, who were previously uninterested in politics, becoming invested in various political issues, and highlighted his party’s role in mobilising people against the previous DMK government.Speaking at a review meeting of PMK office-bearers, Dr. Anbumani said, “These youngsters didn’t know politics... didn’t know about elections, didn’t know about the State Assembly proceedings. They were watching Bigg Boss. Today, these youngsters watch Assembly proceedings live. We have to respect that. These same youngsters will support us soon. Only we can do that.” He added: “I have urged him [Mr.
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