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DMK’s Reset or Revolution? | India News
After a crushing election loss, DMK leader Stalin admits defeat but refuses to quit, blaming internal rot—stagnant leadership, fake memberships, and outdated practices. He proposes reforms: age caps, fresh recruitment, and empowering youth. But critics argue these tweaks ignore the bigger shift: voters now favor celebrity-driven, social-media savvy outsiders over traditional party machines. Stalin clings to the party’s legacy, yet the real challenge is adapting to a new political landscape where ideology alone isn’t enough. The DMK’s struggle isn’t just organizational—it’s existential: can an…
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