Stalin prepares to win elections in India

A indian politician what is he wearing The same name as the late Georgian dictator Josef Stalin could win national elections in Tamul Nadu this Friday, in the south of the country, and become the premier of that district.

Exit polls suggest the party Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) on MP Stalin to win parliamentary elections in Tamil Nadu with a wide margin, thus being able to be elected Prime Minister of the State.

The party leader was named after Stalin in a tribute to the Communist dictator, who ruled the Soviet Union between 1922 and 1953, by his father Mr. Karunanidhi, four times chief minister of state, from the left, according to the British newspaper Daily mail.

Born just days before the Georgian politician’s death in 1953, Indian Stalin admitted in a 2019 newspaper interview that his name had caused difficult situations in Russia.

“When landing at a Russian airport, they asked me to mention my name. When I said ‘Stalin’ a lot of people at the airport started looking at me», He told the newspaper India time.

“When checking my passport, officials asked me several questions before allowing me to enter.”He referred to his trip in 1989. “A lot of people in Russia didn’t like Josef Stalin,” he added.

Tamil Nadu election results are due to be announced on Sunday, as well as those of some other states of the country, such as Kerala, Assam or West Bengal.

India uses a Republican parliamentary system of government. This means that at state level, the Head of State (Governor, with ceremonial functions) is elected by the President of India, while the Head of Government (Prime Minister, with executive functions) is elected by the local parliament. In this way, if the DMK party wins these elections in Tamil Nadu, Deputy Stalin will be able to assume executive power in the state.

MK Stalin is a Adolf Hitler Uunona, from Namibia, another politician who bears the same name as a dictator, in this case the German Nazi leader of Austro-Hungarian origin.

Hitler UunonaThe 54-year-old rose to prominence when his party won regional elections in November.

In the list of candidates published in the Official Journal, his name was abbreviated as “Adolf H”, but on the official results website it was complete.

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