Despite being one of the oldest political parties in the country, DMK has been ratifying that it would amplify the rise of the heirs and dynasty politics for the party's top spots. The rise of the sons in the sunrise party is not new and the recent revelation shows that the culture of uplifting the heirs of the political leaders will not change and it's being entertained by the party's central leadership.

Recently, Trichy district DMK holds the testament after the party cadres had welcomed K.N.Nehru's son to take on the baton left by Nehru. K.N.Nehru is one of the important district secretaries in DMK as he has been actively working with the party in Trichy for the past three decades. He has also served as Tamil Nadu Transport Minister in Karunanidhi's cabinet and earlier last month, DMK President M.K.Stalin has webbed Nehru from Trichy to Chennai after he has been rewarded with the post of party's principal secretary, one of the top posts which stays close to the circle of the President.

Our sources say after getting the top post, Nehru has largely been camping in Chennai with the party's senior leaders to execute the state level politics and some of his supporters had wished to bring Nehru's son Arun into the politics with the view of meeting the party members in the district and to hold the baton of Nehru's politics in Trichy.

Arun has recently visited Kalaignar Arivalayam in Trichy and met with the party's district-level leaders and members and our sources have stated that Arun's meeting had surprised the party members. Arun has been attending the events and functions in place of his father Nehru and the party cadres had pasted posters across Trichy to welcome Arun in place of his father, who has been elevated to state-level politics.

On the other hand, Arun's political entry has instigated the controversies and furore among DMK party and his political episode comes days after the DMK leadership has appointed Anbil Mahesh, Vairamani, and Thiyagarajan as the party's district secretaries for Trichy. The party has a history of the rise of the heirs as the heirs of most of the current district secretaries have either become the party's Lok Sabha MPs or staying second in the line of succession after their fathers.