Nainar Nagenthiran set to take over from Annamalai as Tamil Nadu BJP president

ANI April 11, 2025 235 views

The Tamil Nadu BJP is experiencing a leadership transition with Nainar Nagenthiran poised to replace K Annamalai as state president. Union Home Minister Amit Shah officially announced the change, praising Annamalai's contributions and indicating he will be repositioned in the national party structure. Nagenthiran was the sole nominee, with around ten senior leaders proposing his candidacy. Additionally, the BJP and AIADMK have reaffirmed their alliance for upcoming assembly elections, signaling political stability in the state.

"As per the party's suggestion, I have filed a nomination for the State President post." - Nainar Nagenthiran
Chennai, April 11: Tamil Nadu BJP Vice President Nainar Nagenthiran is set to take over as the BJP President of Tamil Nadu after he filed his nomination for the post. Nagenthiran was the only nominee for the post and will take over from K Annamalai.

Key Points

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Amit Shah endorses Nagenthiran's leadership transition

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BJP-AIADMK alliance confirmed for next assembly polls

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Annamalai to be utilized in national party structure

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Smooth leadership change signals party unity

The Union Home Minister made the announcement on Friday, saying, " The nomination for the post of Tamil Nadu BJP State President has been received only from Nainar Nagenthiran. As the Tamil Nadu BJP President, Annamalai K has made commendable achievements. Whether it is taking Prime Minister Narendra Modi's policies to the people or taking the party's projects village by village, Annamalai's contribution is immense. The BJP will utilize Annamalai's organizational skills in the party's national structure."

Following his nomination for the Tamil Nadu state president post, Nainar Nagenthiran said that he had filed the nomination as per the party's suggestion and stated that senior party leaders would take the final call on the Tamil Nadu state unit president.

"As per the party's suggestion, I have filed a nomination for the State President post. You have to ask senior leaders about the final decision", Nainar Nagenthiran told reporters.

BJP MLA and Mahila Morcha National President Vanathi Srinivasan revealed that everything is going on swiftly, and around ten party leaders proposed his name.

"Everything is going smoothly. Right now, Nainar Nagenthiran (Tamil Nadu BJP Vice President) has filed his nomination...around 10 senior leaders have proposed his name...", Srinivasan told ANI.

While Nainar Naginthiran is all set to replace K Annamalai as the next BJP state president, the BJP and AIADMK on Friday announced that they will fight the next assembly elections together as the NDA in the state.

The announcement of the alliance was made in Chennai in the presence of Union Home Minister Amit Shah and AIADMK General Secretary Edapaddi K Palaniswami.

Reader Comments

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Rajesh K.
Interesting transition! Annamalai did a great job raising BJP's profile in TN. Hope Nagenthiran can build on that momentum. The alliance with AIADMK could be a game changer for 2026 elections.
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Priya M.
Annamalai was such a dynamic leader! 😊 Will miss his energetic speeches. But change is inevitable in politics. Best wishes to Nagenthiran - he has big shoes to fill!
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Suresh V.
While I support BJP, I'm not sure about this AIADMK alliance. Their last government had many corruption allegations. Hope this doesn't dilute BJP's clean image in TN.
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Anitha R.
Nagenthiran has been working quietly in the background for years. He might not be as flashy as Annamalai, but he knows the party structure well. Sometimes steady hands are what's needed!
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Karthik B.
The real news here is the BJP-AIADMK alliance! This could completely change Tamil Nadu's political landscape. DMK should be worried now. 🚀
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Meena S.
I appreciate how smoothly this transition is happening. Unlike other parties where leadership changes often lead to infighting, BJP shows discipline and unity. Respect!

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