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MDMK to vote against UPA

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Posted: Jul 09, 2008 at 1320 hrs IST

Chennai, July 9: MDMK said on Wednesday it would vote against the UPA government if a vote of confidence is moved and demanded the resignation of the Manmohan Singh government and the dissolution of Lok Sabha.

MDMK has four members in the Lok Sabha but the group had split as two of its MPs, L Ganesan and N Ramachandran, have parted ways with Vaiko.

The UPA government has become a minority one, MDMK leader Vaiko said in a statement in Chennai after the withdrawal of support by the Left parties.

Stating that India should not implement the nuclear deal at any cost, Vaiko said the party was opposing the deal as it would pledge India's sovereignty to the United States.

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