March 04, 2025 • Makkal Adhikaram
Even if Tamil Nadu is divided, the politics of political parties including DMK and AIADMK is in conspiracy. What is the reason for that?
BJP DMK and AIADMK are on the same page that they should not get a majority in Tamil Nadu. Other political parties are also in the same position. The reason for this is that the political power of Tamil Nadu should not go to the BJP from us.
BJP is national politics, here is Tamil nationalist politics. Such a politics in one country! People don’t know. Apart from all this, money has become politics with the people. No political party can come to power without standing before the people. Here the BJP is yet to enter the fray of the people. They are standing in the corporate media. Everyone is being fooled into thinking that corporate journalism and television are the political arena. AIADMK and DMK have met people on the ground at that time. That is what it is currently in its 50-year run today. Apart from this, in both parties, today
When they are in power, they have amassed crores of rupees according to their position. Political party is very, very important for them to save these assets. Whether this political party wins or not, whether it is in opposition, they will retain it. More specifically, everyone needs a political party to keep this corrupt money.
If the central government comes here, will they snatch away the corrupt money? If people switch over to the BJP, these parties will also join it. That is the situation of today’s political party and party. Everyone takes advantage of it and strengthens themselves.
Moreover, they are all talking about the BJP as a communal party. People don’t know politics. They don’t know communalism, these newspapers and TV channels are saying what they say. I was born a Hindu. I was born in this caste. The government certifies this to me at birth. What is religious politics in this? I worship only Hindu God. More than my god? These political parties? What is religion here? What is politics? Those who don’t know the meaning of both of these are the ones who are talking about it.
It is a difficult thing for the AIADMK to come to power under the leadership of Edappadi Palaniswami. Because I’ve written in makkal adhikaram many times. There are no popular leaders in the AIADMK. As long as MGR and Jayalalithaa were there, the leaders of the party are now competing with each other for the post in the AIADMK. If the second tier leaders like O Panneerselvam, Sasikala, TTV Dinakaran and Sengottaiyan are competing among them in this contest for the post! How will they defeat DMK? besides
If this is the case, no good can be done to the people. Only the strength of a political party can do any good to the people. It can only be done when it is in power. The future of the AIADMK is a big question mark due to lack of unity here. On the one hand, there is a legal battle, on the other hand, there is a power struggle, how can the AIADMK prove unity among the people and come to power? This is a positive situation for the DMK.
Also, even if the AIADMK and Vijay combine to form the government, will the AIADMK form the government? No one can accurately predict these vote percentage calculations. People’s minds belong to change. That change is in the hands of time. So, the politics of Tamil Nadu 2026 is an unpredictable and complex politics! No one can win much. So will the votes. There is no denying that this election is a tough contest for every political party.
Even if Vijay and John Arokiasamy of AIADMK and Prashant Kishor of Bihar are competing as election strategists, they will not be able to fix this complicated politics. Even if the newspapers and television channels are writing in favour of the person who pays the money or for one party or the other party, it will not work.
Here a certain percentage of people understand politics. What is a certain percentage of politics? I don’t know, they all compete with each other and divide their votes through party brokers by giving money or putting honey in their mouths. So, now it is tough politics in Tamil Nadu.
