As the opposition preps up for its second joint meeting scheduled to be held in Karnataka’s Bengaluru, Tamil Nadu Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) chief K Annamalai came down heavily upon the meet, saying that no one wants to know about it.
"The @BJP4India's four-member delegation to South Africa that will participate in the 'BRICS Political Parties Plus Dialogue' Summit from 18th July called on Hon. BJP National President Shri @JPNadda Ji today to seek his guidance and best wishes," Office of JP Nadda tweeted.
Governor RN Ravi passed a contentious order, announcing the dismissal of Minister V Senthil Balaji from the Council of Ministers but later kept the dismissal order in abeyance and said that he will take the advice of the Attorney General on this matter.
Madurai district court on Tuesday granted bail to Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) State Secretary SG Surya, who was arrested on June 16 in connection with his recent tweet on Madurai MP Su Venkatesan.
Bharatiya Janata Party leader and member of National Commission for Women (NCW) Khushbu Sundar on Sunday slammed the DMK party over its speaker Sivaji Krishnamurthy's alleged remarks on her, saying "Tamil Nadu CM has no guts to speak over the matter".
Reacting to the arrest of Tamil Nadu Bharatiya Janata Party state secretary SG Suryah, over his tweet critical of Madurai MP and CPI Councillor, party State president K Annamalai on Saturday said that "there was nothing offending in the tweet".
The Minister of State (MoS) for Electronics and Information Technology and Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Rajeev Chandrasekhar on Saturday slammed the arrest of Tamil Nadu BJP's State Secretary SG Suryah terming it am overreach and violation of rights.
Tamil Nadu state BJP president K. Annamalai condemned the incident saying that Surya's only mistake was to expose the nasty double standards of the communists, allies of DMK
The BJP's Tamil Nadu spokesperson Narayanan Thirupathy on Thursday said a fresh probe against DMK leader and state minister Senthil Balaji was launched on the order of the Supreme Court.