Union Home Minister Amit Shah and All India’s Secretary-General Edappadi K. Palaniswami, Secretary-General of Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK), are located in Chennai. document. |Picture source: ANI
Edappadi K. Palaniswami, secretary general of AIADMK and leader of the opposition, made it clear on Wednesday (16 April 2025) that Tamil Nadu would have no alliance government in Tamil Nadu to occupy the government in Tamil Nadu if the election is called in 2026.
Asked about observations by the Union Home Minister Amit Shah at a press conference in Chennai last week, he announced a bipartisan party Mr. Paraniswami, who had first met with the media on the Fort St. George campus after development and stressed that the Union Minister did not mention that the Union Minister shared electricity in the state. “He only said that the AIADMK-BJP alliance will form [next] Government,” Mr Palaniswami observed.
AIADMK leaders urged the media to “not misunderstand” Mr Shah’s remarks, and the coalition minister said that the elections will be held under his leadership under the national level Prime Minister Narendra Modi. [Mr. Palaniswami] Leadership of Tamil Nadu. “you [the media] It should be understood [in the right spirit]. ”
In a question about the ruling party’s description of the alliance as opportunism, Mr Palaniswami wonders why DMK should be frustrated with his party’s election cooperation with others. “Why be afraid [of this development]? We have formed a coalition because we want to return to power. He believes that we want to form an alliance with others.
Regarding the question of whether the alliance is strong, he said that only elections can reveal the strength of the partnership. “We have been working hard to free all those who are keen to free themselves from power through the DMK who fight for dominance [Assembly] Election together. With the first step in this direction, the BJP has come to us. ”
As for other parties entering the AIADMK-led front, he said there is still time – a year – to participate in the election. “Many political parties are expected to join us soon,” said the head of AIADMK.
Regarding the issue of national autonomy, Mr. Palaniswami believes that if the DMK had 16 years of power in the Centre and had taken measures to propose laws on autonomy, then there would be no problem. “so [the DMK] No power now [at the Centre]he [Chief Minister M.K. Stalin] Statements are being made, placing blame on others. He is working on the play for next year’s election. ” he added.
publishing – April 17, 2025 02:46 AM IST
