Palaniswami gears up for Lok Sabha elections in Tamil Nadu – Tamil News

The ADMK is gearing up for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, with Palaniswami leading the charge as General Secretary for the first time. Together with election advisor Sunil, he is working on a strategy that will showcase the party’s control and influence through winning significant constituencies.

The ADMK is aiming to continue its alliance with the same parties as in the previous Lok Sabha and Assembly elections, and Palaniswami has been in talks with them. Despite ongoing conflict with state BJP leaders, Palaniswami has confirmed the alliance with the BJP due to their smooth relationship.

Former ADMK ministers have been tasked with finalizing the alliance’s lineup, and with a clear decision, the party has started moving forward. The BJP, the largest party in the alliance after the ADMK, is targeting over 15 seats, but Palaniswami is confident that more than half of the seats will favor the ADMK.

The ADMK plans to contest in 23 constituencies in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, with the remaining 17 constituencies going to the alliance parties. Dhuduvar, representing the ADMK, has had initial talks with the BJP in Delhi to convince them to agree to single-digit seats.

CHENNAI: The ADMK is also preparing for a multi-examination in the Lok Sabha elections. This is the first Lok Sabha election to be held after Palaniswami took over as General Secretary. Therefore, Palaniswami, along with the party’s election advisor Sunil, is strategizing that the party can show its full control and influence only if it wins significant constituencies.

ADMK wants the same alliance as it was in the last Lok Sabha and Assembly elections to continue. Palaniswami has been talking to those parties continuously. On the one hand, although the conflict with the state BJP leaders continues, Palaniswami has confirmed the alliance with the BJP as there is a smooth relationship between them.

He has handed over the responsibility of bringing in the last alliance between the ADMK and the DMK to his trusted former ministers. With a clear decision on who will have a place in the alliance, Kai has started the move.

BJP, the largest party after ADMK in the alliance, has targeted more than 15 seats. Palaniswami has emphatically registered his opinion as more than half of the seats are favorable to ADMK.

As for ADMK, Tamil Nadu is determined to contest in 23 constituencies, including Puducherry. The remaining 17 constituencies are planned to be given to the alliance parties. According to the calculations, ADMK’s Dhuduvar has held the first phase of talks in Delhi to convince the BJP to agree to single-digit seats.