In a huge blow to Modi, his very good and close friend Jayalalitha has expelled K Malaisamy from the party for making a statement that AIDMK may extend support to Modi-led NDA.
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Earlier, Jayalitha had said that she is waiting for the final outcome on 16th May.
"this was not the time for any comments. I would prefer to wait for May 16 and the actual numbers,"
Talking to the press, Jaya denied any comment on supporting third front.
"I cannot make any remark on any other subject."
AIDMK is expected to win around 25-30 seats in Tamil Nadu which sent 39 MPs to the lok sabha.
In an another big setback,TRS Nizamabad candidate Kavita has made clear that there is no question of supporting BJP or making post poll alliance with BJP-TDP.
Jaya's main competitor in Tamil Nadu, DMK has also ruled out any possibility of supporting NDA. DMK leader TKS Elangovan has also hinted out support to Congress-led UPA or third front."We have no such idea or plan. We intend to support a secular party if at all," said party leaders TKS Elangovan today.
All AIDMK, DMK and TRS were remained the part of NDA at any point of time in the past.
Earlier, BJD chief Naveen Patnaik has also made clear that his party is yet to decide on post poll alliance.
"Modi is a great friend of Jayalalithaa. They may differ
politically, but if he becomes PM then Madam would like close ties," he
said.
Earlier, Jayalitha had said that she is waiting for the final outcome on 16th May.
"this was not the time for any comments. I would prefer to wait for May 16 and the actual numbers,"
Talking to the press, Jaya denied any comment on supporting third front.
"I cannot make any remark on any other subject."
AIDMK is expected to win around 25-30 seats in Tamil Nadu which sent 39 MPs to the lok sabha.
In an another big setback,TRS Nizamabad candidate Kavita has made clear that there is no question of supporting BJP or making post poll alliance with BJP-TDP.
Jaya's main competitor in Tamil Nadu, DMK has also ruled out any possibility of supporting NDA. DMK leader TKS Elangovan has also hinted out support to Congress-led UPA or third front."We have no such idea or plan. We intend to support a secular party if at all," said party leaders TKS Elangovan today.
All AIDMK, DMK and TRS were remained the part of NDA at any point of time in the past.
Earlier, BJD chief Naveen Patnaik has also made clear that his party is yet to decide on post poll alliance.
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who needs them now..they will now come and request modi ..
ReplyDeleteIn Rajya Sabha..
DeleteNDA has enough seats in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha to carry a joint session of both through on a simple majority. They don't need their support anywhere.
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