AIADMK Prepares for 2026 Elections Amidst Anti-Incumbency
AIADMK leader Edappadi K Palaniswami urged party members to capitalize on anti-incumbency sentiment in Tamil Nadu to secure votes. At a district meeting, he outlined plans for the 2026 election. The party is assessing alliances, focusing on ruling DMK's shortcomings, as emphasized by spokesperson D Jayakumar.
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AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami has issued a rallying call to party functionaries to leverage the anti-incumbency sentiment prevailing in Tamil Nadu in order to gain voter support.
Addressing a meeting of district secretaries, the former chief minister emphasized the importance of being election-ready for the 2026 state assembly polls and working tirelessly to reinstate the AIADMK government.
AIADMK organizing secretary D Jayakumar revealed plans for forming electoral alliances, stating such moves would align with the wishes of party cadres. He criticized the ruling DMK for neglecting pressing issues, favoring personal accolades over governance.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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