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AIADMK holds seat sharing talks with CPI

January 30, 2011 03:53 pm | Updated 03:53 pm IST - Chennai

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From lelft K.A. Sengottaiyan, O.Panner Selvam, Pollachi Jayaraman, (AIADMK leaders) from right State secretary G. Ramakrishnan, T.K.Rangarajan and K.Balakrishnan CPI (M) Leaders at the seat sharing meeting for the Assembly elections in Chennai on Saturday. Photo : M. Vedhan.

From lelft K.A. Sengottaiyan, O.Panner Selvam, Pollachi Jayaraman, (AIADMK leaders) from right State secretary G. Ramakrishnan, T.K.Rangarajan and K.Balakrishnan CPI (M) Leaders at the seat sharing meeting for the Assembly elections in Chennai on Saturday. Photo : M. Vedhan.

AIADMK today held seat-sharing talks with CPI for the coming Tamil Nadu Assembly polls at the party’s headquarters here.

A CPI team led by state Secretary D Pandian, Assistant General Secretaries C Mahendran and K Pazhanichami held discussions with AIADMK senior leader O Pannerselvam.

AIADMK had yesterday held seat-sharing talks with its allies by holding first round of talks with CPI(M).

The left party’s state Secretary G Ramakrishnan had handed over a wish list of 25 constituencies to the AIADMK team.

The state committee meeting of the CPI(M) on Tuesday had formally decided to forge an alliance with AIADMK to contest the Assembly elections.

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