Chennai, 7 September (H.S.) : Tamil Nadu BJP chief Nainar Nagendran has denied any responsibility for TTV Dhinakaran's Amma Makkal Munnettra Kazagam (AMMK) quitting the National Democratic Alliance (NDA). Nagendran's statement comes after Dhinakaran criticized him for mishandling the alliance. According to Dhinakaran, the decision to leave the NDA was driven by pressure from AMMK's cadres, not dissatisfaction with

Dhinakaran did, however, express that the coalition was better managed by former BJP chief Annamalai, implying that Nagendran underestimated AMMK's significance in the alliance. Nagendran has offered talks for opposition unity, despite Dhinakaran's criticism. The AMMK's exit from the NDA marks a significant shift in Tamil Nadu's political landscape, especially with the 2026 Assembly elections approaching.

Dhinakaran hinted at future alliances, stating that AMMK will decide its partnerships based on potential governing coalitions. This development comes as Tamil Nadu politics undergoes changes, with parties realigning and strategizing for upcoming elections.

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Hindusthan Samachar / Dr. R. B. Chaudhary