Tamil Nadu Congress Committee (TNCC) president KS Alagiri 
Tamil Nadu

Congress releases list of star speakers for Erode East by-poll

The national party has released its list of star speaker's days after ally DMK released an elaborate list of star speakers, which consisted of even Chief Minister MK Stalin.

DT NEXT Bureau

CHENNAI: The state Congress party has released a list of star speakers of the party for the February 27 Erode East by poll. The list released by Tamil Nadu Congress Committee (TNCC) president KS Alagiri on Thursday consists of 34 speakers, including former union minister P Chidambaram, AICC in charge of Tamil Nadu Dinesh Gundu Rao, former TNCC president's K V Thangkabalu, Su Thirunavukkarasar, M Krishnasamy, all party MPs, Congress legislature party leader K Selvaperunthagai and former CLP KR Ramasamy. State minorities commission head S Peter Alphonse, former bureaucrat Sasikanth Senthil, TNCC media wing head A Gopanna and a few MLAs were also among the list of star speakers of the party whose candidate EVKS Elangovan would take on AIADMK's S Thennarasu in the constituency. Party MLA Ruby R Manoharan, who was suspended from the party by KS Alagiri following a face-off between both their supporters on Sathyamurthy Bhavan campus in December last and whose suspension was cancelled by the Congress national high command, was also among the star speakers. The national party has released its list of star speaker's days after ally DMK released an elaborate list of star speakers, which consisted of even Chief Minister MK Stalin.

Visit news.dtnext.in to explore our interactive epaper!

Download the DT Next app for more exciting features!

Click here for iOS

Click here for Android

Tiger suspected of killing two persons trapped after 28 day search in Gudalur

More victims come forward with statements against granite baron Veeramani

TN bypolls 2026: C Ve Shanmugam, SP Velumani not in AIADMK list of star campaigners

'Vote chori, govt chori, now party chori': Rahul slams EC order on TMC

UN-backed experts cite possible US war crimes in Iran strikes

SCROLL FOR NEXT