Suspended DMK leader MK Alagiri had said that his younger sibling Stalin would die within three months, their father and the party's chief M Karunanidhi claimed on Tuesday, revealing the chain of events leading to the churning within the regional party.

"He (Alagiri) has some unknown hatred against Stalin. Alagiri even said Stalin would die within three months. No father can tolerate such words against a son," Karunanidhi said at a press meet in Chennai.

62-year-old Alagari, MP from Madurai and former Union minister, was suspended on January 25 on charges of breaking party discipline .

The DMK's former south zone organising secretary has been involved in a prolonged tussle with his brother Stalin for control of the party.

Giving details of the events leading to his suspension, the DMK patriarch said Alagiri came to his house on the morning of January 24 and used harsh words against Stalin.

"Not as a brother, but even as a party-member, saying someone would die in the next three-four months in my presence is something anyone would not bear," Karunanidhi said.

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