Buzz grows over Annamalai’s resignation
K Annamalai, the former BJP Tamil Nadu chief, is at the center of resignation speculation after meeting with key party leaders. He has expressed a desire to either be reinstated as party chief or to start his own political outfit targeting youth. Annamalai's future in the party remains uncertain as discussions continue among party leadership.
- ▪Annamalai met with BJP leaders amid rumors of his resignation.
- ▪He has requested to be reinstated as party chief or to start his own political outfit.
- ▪Annamalai believes there is a space for a new political entity in Tamil Nadu.
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Buzz grows over Annamalai’s resignationK Annamalai, former BJP Tamil Nadu chief, met party leaders amid resignation speculation, seeking reinstatement and a new political outfit to target youth.Published on: Jun 03, 2026 6:54 AM ISTBy Smriti Kak RamachandranShare viaCopy link NEW DELHI: Former president of the Bharatiya Janata Party’s Tamil Nadu unit, K Annamalai, on Tuesday met party chief Nitin Nabin and Union home minister Amit Shah, amid speculation that he has submitted his resignation to the party chief, but there is no confirmation yet on whether it has been accepted.Buzz grows over Annamalai’s resignationA party leader aware of the details said, even as the party is expected to take a call in the next two days, Annamalai has put forth some demands including being reinstated as…
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