Krish
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After a decade of annamalai merges in bjp or alliance , where will the ones who are attempting character assassination of @annamalai_k hide ?
பிடிக்கவில்லை என்றாகிவிட்டது. நகர்ந்து செல்லுங்கள். உங்களுக்கு இது அழகில்லை. You know very well that Annamalai sets standards so high that most politicians would struggle to reach them! அவருடைய அரசியல் நகர்வுகளை நடுநிலையாக விமரிசனம் செய்யுங்கள், அதற்க்கான காலம் வரும்பொழுது.🙏
A so-called famous fake psephologist, whose recent predictions went completely wrong as like earlier is now busy attacking a leader to distract people from his own failures. #Annamalai #Annamalai4TN
🚨 MAJOR POLITICAL BOMBSHELL 🔥 ➡️ A former Chief Minister from Congress someone long considered very close to Rahul Gandhi is set to join the BJP very soon ➡️ He’s also expected to bring several MLAs with him. ➡️ This could be a massive blow to Congress and dramatically shift power equations in key states. ➡️ Loyalty shifting. Equations changing. The Grand Old Party under huge pressure. The big question on everyone’s mind: WHO IS THIS LEADER? 👀
My go to YouTube channel these days for unbiased neutral perspectives has been @KizhakkuNews @bseshadri sir Too early and really scared to say this though… Because whichever media person I have trusted to be neutral, has eventually become a paid propagandist. Hope you remain like this, engaging on merit, agreeing to disagree and being firm on your perspectives irrespective of alliance math.
Today Uddhav Thackeray has lost everything just because of his greed to occupy CM chair. He may even lose his MLA’s. Just his family, couple of MP’s & few MLA’s would be left. Who knows the rebel group might claim to be the SSUBT too? Play around with @AmitShah Ji & you Pay a Price which is unimaginable.
Annamalai left BJP, clearly two narratives being built 1. BJP and the supporters building a narrative about KA @ KA also feeding to that narrative to identify himself to Dravidian politics 2. D eco system creating a narrative that KA exit is BJP planted by BJP.
Karunanidhi used to say facing the crowd not to do “Certain Things” is much actually means asking the crowd to those things. Just remembered MK for some reason 😆
@Krish50Krish Troll Party Meme Party Abusing Party That’s the change now.
TN BJP core committee has fooled Amit Shah royally about vote share arithmetic. He has to independently take booth-wise details he’ll know how bjp fared in TN.
@kpartha A personal assessment or opinion can keep changing. That’s one’s prerogative. A political leader’s policy can’t be changed which side of bed one gets up from. So tell me is this Annamalai’s stance to eradicate BJP in TN. If he has guts he should speak out. Will he.
What Shri @AmitShah mentioned in the core committee meeting about BJP not losing its votes is statistically true. 138 Assembly segments (23 Lok Sabha seats) in 2024 got BJP 11.24%. In 2026 BJP contested in 32 Assembly seats & got 2.97%. Considering 2024 performance BJP should have got: (11.24*32)/138=2.60% BJP’s performance has not got worse in 2026 compared to 2024 as many want us to believe.
Nobody’s addressing the elephant in the room. All the analyses are on the same line - i.e. Tamilnadu is unique, there’s no room for national level parties, Hindutva blahblah. Hindutva is a political construct successfully established in various parts where it wasn’t. Address the core point- why was Annamalai shown the door?
Would the slogan “PM Modi for India” & “Annamalai for Tamil Nadu” really work? Apart from the systematic ideological conditioning by the DK and DMK ecosystem, there are also some inexplicable reasons why Tamil Nadu has historically remained anti-BJP despite being a deeply spiritual land. Annamalai tried his best to dilute this sentiment and succeeded to an extent. This is precisely why the BJP secured a resounding 11.24% vote share in 2024. Now that @annamalai_k has left @BJP4India, what happens next? Again, for the same inexplicable reasons, anyone carrying the BJP torch may struggle to succeed electorally in Tamil Nadu. This is precisely why @BJP4TamilNadu has rarely crossed the 3% mark, barring 2014 and 2024. Naturally, anyone aspiring to succeed in Tamil Nadu politics may eventually be compelled to toe an anti-BJP line, and somewhere down the line, Annamalai too may have to bite the “Tamil sentiment” bullet (no pun intended around a former cop). Annamalai perhaps did not help matters either when he mentioned in his resignation letter that “national parties never spoke the language that people in Tamil Nadu understood.” That statement itself makes hardcore nationalists like me and perhaps many others wonder, why did Annamalai join a national party like @BJP4India in the first place, and why did he ultimately choose to leave? This leads to the next question: Could Annamalai eventually become yet another Tamil-centric regional leader taking the same parochial political route adopted by major Tamil Nadu parties such as the DMK, ADMK, TVK, and NTK? In other words, is Annamalai’s proposed political party eventually going to become yet another regional party embracing some version of Dravidian politics? In simplistic terms, is Annamalai really an alternative? Now, there are broadly two types of Annamalai supporters who have joined his WTL movement: Type 1 – Nationalists who have immense respect for BJP and have migrated to the Annamalai camp. Type 2 – Hardcore Annamalai supporters driven largely by a fan-based emotional mindset. Check out the appended video. This was vintage Annamalai who many people admired and loved deeply. He said that if the BJP formed a government in Tamil Nadu, all E.V. Ramasamy Naicker statues outside temples would be removed and replaced with Alvars and Nayanmars. This was when he was still with the BJP. Tomorrow, if a non-BJP Annamalai garlands the very same E.V. Ramasamy Naicker statues for electoral gains, his Type 2 supporters may defend it by calling it federalism, secularism, political practicality, or the need to embrace Periyar on Dravidian soil. But Type 1 nationalist supporters would then face a painful dilemma whether to defend Annamalai or remain silent. That is precisely the kind of political embarrassment I fear facing in the future. Till Annamalai was with the BJP, there existed a strong ideological shield around him comprising of Hindutva, nationalism, India-first politics, national security, and civilizational confidence. That shield gave people like me the confidence to support him unconditionally. Now, with that shield missing, I increasingly feel Annamalai could become politically unpredictable in the future. This is not a personal criticism against him. This is simply how Tamil Nadu politics functions. In many ways, this is how political parties are often forced to function in the State. I can proudly declare that I am an Indian first and only then a Tamilian. But can any mainstream political leader in Tamil Nadu openly and proudly declare the same today? Annamalai himself admitted in his video that he feels conflicted when asked whether he is an Indian first or a Tamilian first. Till I find a Tamil political leader who proudly declares that he or she is Indian first and only then Tamilian, blanket slogans such as “so and so is for Tamil Nadu” will not work for me. Having said all this, I may still vote for Annamalai in the next election depending on circumstances, such as credentials of his candidate fielded in my constituency, the performance of the incumbent @TVKVijayHQ government led by @CMOTamilnadu, and the broader political environment at that point. “PM Modi for India” works perfectly for me because of the proven track record of Shri @narendramodi, who has repeatedly delivered and continues to inspire confidence that pending nation-building initiatives such as UCC, ONOE, NLP, and several structural reforms will eventually be implemented. But in Tamil Nadu, electoral politics often becomes a process of choosing the “lesser evil” in a given election at least until a truly nationalist-minded leader emerges who can transcend territorialism, Tamil imperialism, parochialism, and most importantly, Dravidianism. I am willing to wait till then!
