Early dealing with AIADMK is ensuring better coordination among NDA voters: BJP leader

Nationwide Party sources said that the revival of the BJP-AIADMK is to ensure better coordination among the National Democratic Union (NDA) (NDA).

The BJP leaders said the strategic principle behind the early revival and coalition announcements was to ensure coordination between the allies “at all levels.” “The central leaders want to announce the coalition in advance in order to provide enough time for leaders and cadres of all parties and their allies to work consistently to make the DMK lose the DMK from power. A sufficient year of time will ensure not only that the leaders of the NDA can be better coordinated, but also in the Cadre, but also in the CADRE. According to him, the BJP and the AIADMK are aware of the urgent need to work together to end the DMK’s “mistake”. The allies will discuss, if needed, put forward a common minimum agenda – as the Union’s interior minister Amit Shah pointed out during the recent formalization of the bond. “This process takes time,” Mr. Reddy said.

The echoes of BJP Tamil Nadu Vice Chairman Narayanan Thirupathy said: “The decision to make shape early on NDA was due to the urgency of urgency, requiring the removal of DMK from power. Under its rules, laws and orders, its laws, laws and orders have been deteriorating, and the polls are still not satisfied and maintaining an unripe prom.

He further said: “Every day, the DMK and its allies claim that their alliance is still intact. Now, with the NDA in the shape of the country, we will pose a huge challenge to them. There is no opinion difference between the BJP and the AIADMK. For the welfare of the country, we can be very different. We may be different. From Power, we will give up yesterday’s questions and we will not raise them.”

Mr Thirupathy added that some other “like-minded parties” will also join the league in the coming months. TMC (Moopanar) supports smaller players such as the BJP-AIADMK league, IJK and the New Justice Party will likely stay in the NDA.

Under the leadership of the BJP, PMK competes with the 2024 parliamentary elections and is currently trapped in an internal leadership rift between party founder S. Ramadoss and his son Anbumani Ramadoss.

Additionally, AMMK founder TTV Dhinakaran and expelled AIADMK coordinator O. Panneerselvam along with NDA in 2024.

“Will win in 2026”

Meanwhile, Tamil Nadu, the BJP, said on Sunday that the NDA will stand out in the 2026 General Assembly elections.

In a post on X (formerly Twitter), he said: “Some DMK men are calling us [BJP-AIADMK] Alliances are “incompatible”. This coalition is indeed incompatible with DMK because it will send home the regime of @Mkstalin, which has been exploiting and burdening the people. The coalition will withdraw from a government that appoints those who give the dignity of women in Tamil Nadu as ministers. ”

He further said: “Don’t panic, Mr. Stalin, you have a year left. But no one can change the judgment people are going to pay you.”