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Beat report: Why exit of Annamalai, BJP's Tamil Nadu face, leaves a vacuum
Beat report: Why exit of Annamalai, BJP's Tamil Nadu face, leaves a vacuum
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Beat report: Why exit of Annamalai, BJP's Tamil Nadu face, leaves a vacuum
Annamalai described his move as the “next phase of his public life and political journey” and urged the youth and common people to join him.
Annamalai Resignation Live Updates: Annamalai travelled to Delhi to meet with party leadership amid speculation about his potential resignation and plans to establish a new political party.
The political movement is inspired by the ideals of former President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam. No animosity against the BJP, says Annamalai who is the former president of BJP’s Tamil Nadu unit
K Annamalai, who quit the BJP on Friday, said his goals are bigger and that he would launch a new political party with an inclusive agenda and fight the next polls in Tamil Nadu
K Annamalai quit the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Friday, with the party formally accepting his resignation from its primary membership.
Annamalai quit the BJP on Friday, ending days of suspense over his political future in a party that made him one of the most recognisable faces of Tamil Nadu
This came after former Tamil Nadu BJP Chief Annamalai tendered his resignation from the party and announced that he would launch a new political outfit.
Tamil Nadu BJP chief Nainar Nagendran dismissed any loss following K. Annamalai's exit, who has launched a new political movement, the APJ Abdul Kalam Centre for Ethics and Politics. Annamalai aims to foster systemic change, ending cult and dynastic politics, and encouraging technocrats. His departure follows speculation after the BJP's performance in recent elections.
His remarks came shortly after the BJP formally accepted his resignation, bringing an end to his six-year association with the party.
The comparisons between Vijay and Annamalai are inevitable because both arrived in politics as outsiders. But their routes could not be more different
Will start a movement against cult politics: Annamalai after BJP exit
After quitting BJP, former Tamil Nadu BJP chief K Annamalai says he will soon launch a new political movement, calling it the next phase of his public and political life
K Annamalai met Amit shah in New Delhi after submitting his resignation.
From Shankersinh Vaghela in Gujarat to K Annamalai in Tamil Nadu, BJP has seen many leaders part ways. Most of them returned to the saffron folds and quit from active politics.
Former BJP leader K Annamalai has launched a new political movement, the APJ Abdul Kalam Centre for Ethics and Politics, based in Coimbatore. He announced his intention to contest future Assembly elections and stressed the need for systemic political reform, aiming to end 'cult politics' and dynastic rule.
In his resignation letter, Annamalai said he had joined the BJP inspired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership and with the aim of changing Tamil Nadu's political culture.
The developments comes three days after Mr. Annamalai held meetings with Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Mr. Nabin, and national general secretary of the party B.L. Santhosh and submitted his resignation letter to the party leadership on June 2
Former Tamil Nadu BJP chief K Annamalai has resigned from the party, with his resignation accepted on Friday. He is expected to announce his future plans, potentially including the launch of a new political outfit, during a social media interaction. Annamalai had met with senior BJP leaders in Delhi to convey his decision.