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While other parties are busy obsessing over results and using lies to keep their workers motivated until counting day, look at these CPI(M) workers! After the polls, they are carefully folding and tucking away their beloved Red Flags, preparing for the battles ahead. ​It’s clear that when it comes...

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#WATCH | Delhi | CPI(M) General Secretary MA Baby says, "We CPI(M) in consultation with other friendly parties, CPI and VCK, we have decided that within a hours' time, we will consult and take a view as a result of which this manufactured stalemate can be avoided and the overall verdict given by the people of Tamil Nadu can be respected. The single largest party should be able to form a government. What is required for that, these three parties are consulting and we will take a decision within few hours" He further says, "The Tamil Nadu election results could not produce a party having majority. But Mr. Vijay's TVK turned out to be the single largest party short of majority for few seats. Going by the practice, the largest party should have been invited to form the government and a specific time period should have been given to prove his majority on the floor of the house. Why the Honorable Governor of Tamil Nadu did not do this is highly intriguing and it is disturbing. In this particular situation, to avoid any other problem in the democratic process. We CPI(M) in consultation with other friendly parties, CPI and VCK, we have decided that within a hours' time, we will consult and take a view as a result of which this manufactured stalemate can be avoided and the overall verdict given by the people of Tamil Nadu can be respected. The single largest party should be able to form a government. What is required for that, these three parties are consulting and we will take a decision within few hours"

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