In an unprecedented fashion, the ruling ADMK and the opposition DMK had faced challenges in accommodating a handful of parties in their respective alliance.

On Tuesday, PMK Puducherry in-charge Dhanraj has said that the party will be contesting independently in the assembly polls of the semi-state.

As the DMDK members are celebrating the decision, ADMK and BJP have been appealing to Vijayakanth to reconsider his decision. 

In line with Sasikala's decision of staying off from politics, the DMDK's decision to quit the ADMK alliance has become one of the major political twists that were unfolded in Tami Nadu ahead of the polls. 

The marathon race for the reign is between the ruling ADMK and opposition DMK, and the latest pre-poll survey has poured the light on the race by displaying the possibilities of who would win the polls. 

Dhinakaran and Owaisi will be addressing a public meeting on March 12 in Chennai. 

The development has come when the ADMK party has been witnessing an intra-party tussle over the seat-sharing and finalizing the constituencies for the polls. 

The presumptive list of candidates has come to light one day ahead of Amit Shah's visit to Tamil Nadu. Union Home Minister Amit Shah will be visiting Kanyakumari on Sunday.

However, DMDK has been displaying a fashion that it will not exercise alliance with ADMK if its demand is not met. 

The BJP has displayed that it is ready for the polls to accomplish its hope of earning representation both in the assembly and in the Parliament from Tamil Nadu.