@WeDravidians Hope you understand what you are preaching 😊. The defeated Party of Kerala “Left Parties” are supporting TVK the winning side of Tamil Nadu. You have lost your credibility.
@sumanthraman@LalitFernandez Sir in 2024 polls , you said NDA will get just about 8% votes , but they got 18% votes . This prediction of yours was wrong
@sumanthraman@LalitFernandez Sir in 2024 polls , you said NDA will get just about 8% votes , but they got 18% votes . This prediction of yours was wrong
Annamalai was arguably Tamil Nadu BJP’s most aggressive president and contributed significantly to the party’s growth. However, I believe his commitment to Hindutva was limited.
Kamal Haasan’s anti-Hindutva political platform secured just 3% of the vote in 2019, while Annamalai’s aggressive leadership, Modi’s Hindutva appeal and NDA partners collectively secured 18% in 2024.
In my view, a stronger emphasis on Hindutva could have helped the NDA expand its vote share further. Whether it could have reached 25% remains an open question.
@saileshperumbal@Jaimodisarkar@DrPraveenwrites
Agreed. In 2026, Tamil Nadu was looking for an alternative to the traditional DMK–AIADMK binary. Yet certain elements continued to push the outdated narrative to the BJP’s central leadership that only the AIADMK could defeat the DMK. The BJP should not support the AIADMK in the upcoming Assembly by-elections. @saileshperumbal@Jaimodisarkar@BJP4TamilNadu@BJP4India@AmitShah@NitinNabin
Agreed. In 2026, Tamil Nadu was looking for an alternative to the traditional DMK–AIADMK binary. Yet certain elements continued to push the outdated narrative to the BJP’s central leadership that only the AIADMK could defeat the DMK. The BJP should not support the AIADMK in the upcoming Assembly by-elections. @saileshperumbal@Jaimodisarkar@BJP4TamilNadu@BJP4India@AmitShah@NitinNabin
Annamalai was arguably Tamil Nadu BJP’s most aggressive president and contributed significantly to the party’s growth. However, I believe his commitment to Hindutva was limited.
Kamal Haasan’s anti-Hindutva political platform secured just 3% of the vote in 2019, while Annamalai’s aggressive leadership, Modi’s Hindutva appeal and NDA partners collectively secured 18% in 2024.
In my view, a stronger emphasis on Hindutva could have helped the NDA expand its vote share further. Whether it could have reached 25% remains an open question.
@saileshperumbal@Jaimodisarkar@DrPraveenwrites
Sir ,Airport is relatively minor issue electorally speaking . Annamalai’s decision to disassociate from Hindutva & not criticising renewed Sanathana Dharma attack by Udayanidhi will haunt him . People gave NDA higher votes than what Kamal Haasan & Vijaykanth got during their peak, due to Hindutva. Without Hindutva Annamalai will not garner much of traction @saileshperumbal