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Tamil Nadu Gets New BJP Chief, Day After Alliance Announced With AIADMK
The BJP on Saturday elected Nainar Nagenthiran as the President of its Tamil Nadu unit. Mr Nagendran, a three-time MLA from Tirunelveli, replaces K Annamalai in the top job.
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"He Is Still...": Amit Shah On BJP's K Annamalai 'Being Removed' For AIADMK Alliance
Refusing to be drawn into the speculation surrounding K Annamalai's removal as the Tamil Nadu president of the BJP, Union Home Minister and senior party leader Amit Shah has said Mr Annamalai still holds the post.
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Nainar Nagendran Set To Be New Tamil Nadu BJP Chief, Focus On 2026 Poll
Tamil Nadu BJP MLA Nainar Nagendran is set to replace K Annamalai as President of the party's state unit. Mr Nagendran - currently the Vice President - was the only nominee to file papers.
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K Annamalai To Step Down As Tamil Nadu BJP Chief? He Says...
Adding fuel to speculation that he may be replaced as the president of the Tamil Nadu BJP, K Annamalai has said that he is not in the running to be the next state chief of the party.
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Hindi Was Compulsory 3rd Language During Congress Rule: BJP To DMK
BJP Tamil Nadu president K Annamalai on Sunday claimed Hindi was the 'compulsory' third language during the Congress-led UPA regime and asserted it was Prime Minister Narendra Modi who gave the option of studying any Indian language as a 3rd language
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DK Shivakumar Calls BJP's Annamalai 'Poor Man', He Responds
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar's reaction came after the BJP showed him the black flags when he reached Chennai for a meeting on delimitation.
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Tamil Nadu BJP Chief Detained Ahead Of Protest Against Alleged Liquor Scam
BJP Tamil Nadu president K Annamalai, the party's women's wing national chief Vanathi Srinivasan and senior state leader H Raja were among the party leaders who were detained here on Monday.
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"Kingpin Of Scams": BJP Jabs Tamil Nadu Minister Amid Liquor Corruption Claims
AIADMK General Secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami addressed the media, alleging that a corruption of over Rs 40,000 crores is possible in TASMAC.
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"Eye-Wash...": BJP Slams Tamil Nadu Budget, Its 4 MLAs And AIADMK Walk Out
The BJP's four Tamil Nadu MLAs walked out of the Assembly Friday, as the budget was being read out, to protest the currency symbol swap and allegations of corruption in TASMAC, the state-run liquor sales agency.
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"Designed By Tamilian": K Annamalai's "Stupid" Barb At DMK Amid Rupee Row
Hitting back at the DMK for replacing the rupee symbol in promotional material for the Tamil Nadu budget, BJP state President K Annamalai has said the party is so "stupid" that it doesn't realise that the symbol was designed by a Tamilian.
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"Need Of The Hour": BJP's Annamalai Defends Centre's 3-Language Policy
Adding wind to the ongoing language row in Tamil Nadu, state BJP chief K Annamalai said the three-language policy under the National Education Policy is the need of the hour.
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Tamil Anthem Not Sung In Assembly Before...: K Annamalai Amid Row
BJP Tamil Nadu President K Annamalai on Monday said the state song, 'Tamil Thai Vazhthu,' an invocation to Mother Tamil was never recited before the Governor's Address in Tamil Nadu state Assembly till 1991.
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Karnataka BJP Backs K Annamalai's Whips Protest In Anna University Rape Case
Karnataka BJP said that as a mark of protest, Annamalai symbolically inflicted lashes on himself with a whip, representing divine faith and justice, to condemn the DMK government's inaction.
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Video: BJP's Tamil Nadu Chief, K Annamalai, Whips Himself 6 Times
Tamil Nadu BJP chief K Annamalai flogged himself six times Friday morning to begin a protest against the ruling DMK, over the Anna University incident and to ensure the party is defeated in the 2026 election.
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"Will Whip Myself...": Tamil Nadu BJP Chief's All-Change Promise Before Polls
The BJP's Tamil Nadu chief, K Annamalai, set himself a goal Thursday - to ensure the ruling DMK is removed from power - and made a dramatic promise to that effect, declaring "I will whip myself six times" if that target isn't met.
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Tamil Nadu Gets New BJP Chief, Day After Alliance Announced With AIADMK
The BJP on Saturday elected Nainar Nagenthiran as the President of its Tamil Nadu unit. Mr Nagendran, a three-time MLA from Tirunelveli, replaces K Annamalai in the top job.
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"He Is Still...": Amit Shah On BJP's K Annamalai 'Being Removed' For AIADMK Alliance
Refusing to be drawn into the speculation surrounding K Annamalai's removal as the Tamil Nadu president of the BJP, Union Home Minister and senior party leader Amit Shah has said Mr Annamalai still holds the post.
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Nainar Nagendran Set To Be New Tamil Nadu BJP Chief, Focus On 2026 Poll
Tamil Nadu BJP MLA Nainar Nagendran is set to replace K Annamalai as President of the party's state unit. Mr Nagendran - currently the Vice President - was the only nominee to file papers.
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K Annamalai To Step Down As Tamil Nadu BJP Chief? He Says...
Adding fuel to speculation that he may be replaced as the president of the Tamil Nadu BJP, K Annamalai has said that he is not in the running to be the next state chief of the party.
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Hindi Was Compulsory 3rd Language During Congress Rule: BJP To DMK
BJP Tamil Nadu president K Annamalai on Sunday claimed Hindi was the 'compulsory' third language during the Congress-led UPA regime and asserted it was Prime Minister Narendra Modi who gave the option of studying any Indian language as a 3rd language
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DK Shivakumar Calls BJP's Annamalai 'Poor Man', He Responds
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar's reaction came after the BJP showed him the black flags when he reached Chennai for a meeting on delimitation.
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Tamil Nadu BJP Chief Detained Ahead Of Protest Against Alleged Liquor Scam
BJP Tamil Nadu president K Annamalai, the party's women's wing national chief Vanathi Srinivasan and senior state leader H Raja were among the party leaders who were detained here on Monday.
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"Kingpin Of Scams": BJP Jabs Tamil Nadu Minister Amid Liquor Corruption Claims
AIADMK General Secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami addressed the media, alleging that a corruption of over Rs 40,000 crores is possible in TASMAC.
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"Eye-Wash...": BJP Slams Tamil Nadu Budget, Its 4 MLAs And AIADMK Walk Out
The BJP's four Tamil Nadu MLAs walked out of the Assembly Friday, as the budget was being read out, to protest the currency symbol swap and allegations of corruption in TASMAC, the state-run liquor sales agency.
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"Designed By Tamilian": K Annamalai's "Stupid" Barb At DMK Amid Rupee Row
Hitting back at the DMK for replacing the rupee symbol in promotional material for the Tamil Nadu budget, BJP state President K Annamalai has said the party is so "stupid" that it doesn't realise that the symbol was designed by a Tamilian.
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"Need Of The Hour": BJP's Annamalai Defends Centre's 3-Language Policy
Adding wind to the ongoing language row in Tamil Nadu, state BJP chief K Annamalai said the three-language policy under the National Education Policy is the need of the hour.
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Tamil Anthem Not Sung In Assembly Before...: K Annamalai Amid Row
BJP Tamil Nadu President K Annamalai on Monday said the state song, 'Tamil Thai Vazhthu,' an invocation to Mother Tamil was never recited before the Governor's Address in Tamil Nadu state Assembly till 1991.
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Karnataka BJP Backs K Annamalai's Whips Protest In Anna University Rape Case
Karnataka BJP said that as a mark of protest, Annamalai symbolically inflicted lashes on himself with a whip, representing divine faith and justice, to condemn the DMK government's inaction.
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Video: BJP's Tamil Nadu Chief, K Annamalai, Whips Himself 6 Times
Tamil Nadu BJP chief K Annamalai flogged himself six times Friday morning to begin a protest against the ruling DMK, over the Anna University incident and to ensure the party is defeated in the 2026 election.
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"Will Whip Myself...": Tamil Nadu BJP Chief's All-Change Promise Before Polls
The BJP's Tamil Nadu chief, K Annamalai, set himself a goal Thursday - to ensure the ruling DMK is removed from power - and made a dramatic promise to that effect, declaring "I will whip myself six times" if that target isn't met.
