Political News / AIADMK breaks alliance with BJP - senior leader D Jayakumar gave information

Political News: The tension between All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) increased further on Monday when senior AIADMK leader D. Jayakumar made it clear that it has no alliance with the BJP and will not fight for the elections. Any decision on the agreement will be taken only during the elections. Jayakumar slammed BJP's Tamil Nadu unit president K for criticizing Dravidian leader CN Annadurai. Targeted Annamalai (K. Annamalai). He said that his party workers will not tolerate the insult of the late Chief Minister.

D. Jayakumar said that Annamalai had helped the late Chief Minister J. Made critical comments about AIADMK leaders including Jayalalitha. He told reporters, 'Annamalai does not want an alliance with AIADMK, although BJP workers want so. Should we tolerate criticism of our leaders? BJP cannot step here. He knows his vote bank. He is known because of us.

We cannot tolerate criticism of our leaders

Jayakumar said, 'We can no longer tolerate criticism of ourselves (leaders). As far as alliance is concerned, it is not so. BJP is not with AIADMK. A decision in this regard can be taken only during elections. This is our stand.' Asked if this was his personal opinion, Jayakumar said, 'Have I ever spoken to you in that capacity? I only talk about what the party decides.

There is no impact of this decision, we are fully confident of our victory

He said that he is criticizing Anna, Periyar and the General Secretary. No cadre will accept this. Tomorrow we have to work in the field. Therefore, without any option we have announced this. This decision will not affect us in any way. He said, “We are confident of our victory.” Meanwhile, Tamil Nadu BJP vice president Narayanan Tirupati said that D Jayakumar is right and there is no alliance between the two parties at present. He said, “Alliances are always two-way…” In 2019, the BJP was defeated in Tamil Nadu and its ally AIADMK was reduced to only one seat. On the other hand, the DMK-Congress alliance won 30 of the 39 seats in the state (Congress 8 and DMK 24).