K. Annamalai resigned from the BJP, and K. Vasantharajan quit the party to join Annamalai's movement.
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What happened
K. Annamalai resigned from the BJP, and K. Vasantharajan quit the party to join Annamalai's movement.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- K. Annamalai, a former president of the TN BJP chapter, stepped away from the BJP due to leadership differences and is facing questions about his future strategy in Tamil Nadu.Sub-event
Annamalai resigned from BJP; Vasantharajan defected to join his movement.1 source
The movement, centered on Tamil Nadu issues, led to resignations and visited Kanchipuram.1 source
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