Chennai, March 19 Actor-politician Kamal Haasan's MNM held its second round of seat-sharing talks with the ruling DMK here on Thursday for the upcoming Assembly polls in Tamil Nadu.
Emerging from the meeting at DMK headquarters here, Makkal Needhi Maiam general secretary A Arunachalam said the DMK election panel has proposed a specific number of constituencies for MNM to contest in the upcoming polls.
"We are in discussions. Both the panels (of DMK and MNM) are holding talks," Arunachalam told reporters at Anna Arivalayam, the DMK party headquarters here.
In response to a query, Arunachalam said certain discrepancies have emerged regarding some seats, and the talks are ongoing to ensure there are no disagreements.
"Whenever we say negotiations are on, it implies we are addressing the gaps that emerge. The ultimate goal is the victory of the DMK-led alliance in the Assembly polls," he said.
When asked whether MNM was keen on a double-digit seat allocation, he avoided a direct reply and said, "We will speak to you (media) in one or two days. Please be patient until then."
Meanwhile, the party has called for an emergency meeting, scheduled to be held under the leadership of Haasan in Chennai on March 20.
All the district secretaries, members of the administrative and executive committees are requested to attend without fail, a statement said.