AIADMK Faces Internal Turmoil After Election Setback
The AIADMK faces internal strife after a disappointing election result. The party is divided over whether to support the ruling TVK in Tamil Nadu. This division has spurred talks of rebellion against party chief Edappadi K Palaniswami, with some urging his resignation to avert a split.
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The AIADMK is grappling with internal discord following a poor election performance in Tamil Nadu. Out of the 234 constituencies, the party managed to win only 47, prompting a leadership crisis. Many MLAs are divided on whether to support the ruling TVK in forming the government.
Some members are calling for a change in leadership, as dissatisfaction with Edappadi K Palaniswami grows. Notably, senior figures like C Ve Shanmugam and S P Velumani have skipped key meetings, igniting speculation of a possible revolt.
Former AIADMK leader K C Palanisamy advocates for Palaniswami's resignation to restore unity in the party before the next election. Meanwhile, political analysts suggest resolving internal conflicts through dialogue to maintain party integrity.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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