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Tamil Nadu news: In his first address after quitting the BJP, K Annamalai announced his plans for a political movement and a party. In the 23-minute-long speech, Annamalai had only one political message. Without naming C Joseph Vijay, Annamalai said just one chief minister cannot bring all the change needed in Tamil Nadu.

Nagarajan and Venkatesh's resignation following K Annamalai's exit from the BJP highlights the internal churn within the state unit.

NEW DELHI: Former Tamil Nadu BJP chief K Annamalai's newly launched political movement, "We The Leaders", appears to have struck an immediate chord, attracting more than 7 lakh volunteers within hours of its launch after he formally quit the BJP on Friday.

K. Annamalai has launched a new political movement called "We The Leaders" after resigning from the BJP.. He invites individuals passionate about education, health, sustainability, and youth leadership to join the initiative., India News, Times Now

NEW DELHI: K Annamalai launched a "political movement" after quitting the Bharatiya Janata Party on Friday, calling upon those passionate about "education, health, sustainability, or youth leadership" to join. He also floated the idea of Conscious Constituency appraoch in an effort to "bridge the gap between technological advancements and human-centric leadership".

The BJP has dismissed concerns over K Annamalai's exit, with Tamil Nadu chief Nainar Nagenthran saying it will have "no impact". , India News, Times Now

Annamalai updated his X bio to "a common man in search of good politics," signalling a new political direction after quitting the BJP. , India News, Times Now

Tamil Nadu BJP president Nainar Nagendran on Friday asserted that former state chief K Annamalai's decision to quit the party and launch his own outfit would ne

NEW DELHI: Former Tamil Nadu BJP chief K Annamalai on Friday resigned from the party, saying he wanted to start a new "political movement."

Nagenthran said there was nothing unusual about Annamalai starting his own party, noting that democracy allows anyone to enter politics and form a political organisation