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PMK has parted company: Laxman
By Our Special Correspondent
NEW DELHI, FEB. 5. The Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) hope that
the Pattali Makkal Katchi (PMK) crack in the National Democratic
Alliance (NDA) will not develop into a fissure was all but dashed
this evening when the party president, Mr. Bangaru Laxman,
admitted that the PMK had withdrawn.
The Congress, which has been watching the drama unfold from the
sidelines, was of the view that it was the beginning of the
process of the ``unholy NDA coalition'' coming unstuck ahead of
the Assembly polls in five States, including Tamil Nadu. ``It was
an inherently unstable coalition,'' the Congress spokesperson,
Mr. Anand Sharma said, refusing to speculate on whether the PMK
would join the AIADMK-led front.There is the view that if the PMK
were to take to the logical conclusion the resignation of its
Ministers from the Vajpayee Government, the next step would be
the announcement that it was joining the AIADMK-led front that is
beginning to take shape.
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