BJP moves to contain disquiet after AIADMK snubs coalition government claim
Adding to the BJP’s discomfiture, many AIADMK leaders have sought to differentiate between an electoral coalition and a coalition government.
Adding to the BJP’s discomfiture, many AIADMK leaders have sought to differentiate between an electoral coalition and a coalition government.
Last evening, Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced the revival of the alliance between the AIADMK and the BJP.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday welcomed the return of All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) back into the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) camp, expressing confidence that the reunion will lead to a more united and progressive Tamil Nadu.
With Shah clearing the air on who will lead the NDA in the assembly poll, he had ensured the return of the Dravidian major into the saffron combine.
Moving closer to the saffron party, the AIADMK appears all set to make its re-entry into the BJP-led NDA ahead of the 2026 Tamil Nadu assembly elections.
The court further directed the state government and Chennai Corporation to take disciplinary action against the concerned officials and ordered Rs 5 lakh compensation for the techie's family.
Even though the Madras High Court had banned hoardings in public places, an AIADMK party official C Jayagopal had put up the banner at the centre of the busy Pallavaram-Thoraipakkam Radial Road.
Last week, in a press meet organised by Agaram Foundation( founded by Suriya), the actor brought into light, a number of issues he claimed that the draft NEP has not addressed.
The AIADMK-led state government had set up the inquiry commission to look into circumstances leading to the death of Jayalalithaa on December 5, 2016, at Apollo Hospitals.
There are quite a few spoilers on the Tamil Nadu election scene, who might not win seats but could cut into votes of the two major Dravidian political parties – the AIADMK and the DMK.