Chennai, 7/5:As political activity intensifies over government formation in Tamil Nadu, outgoing Chief Minister M K Stalin has said the DMK will allow TVK chief C Joseph Vijay to run the administration without interference for the first six months if he succeeds in forming the government.
Speaking to the Times of India, Stalin indicated that the DMK is not interested in triggering political instability or pushing the State towards another election. He said the party expects the incoming government to continue the welfare programmes launched during the DMK regime while also fulfilling the promises made by the TVK during the campaign. “The new govt should continue with the free breakfast scheme for schoolchildren,” Stalin said while responding to a question.
