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RK Nagar bypolls effect! AIADMK removes several leaders from party posts
Several AIAMDK leaders including S. Vetrivel, Thanga Tamil Selvan, Rangaswamy, Muththaiya, V.P. Kalairajan, Sholinghur Parthiban have been removed from party positions on Monday.
Chennai (Tamil Nadu): Several AIAMDK leaders including S. Vetrivel, Thanga Tamil Selvan, Rangaswamy, Muththaiya, V.P. Kalairajan, Sholinghur Parthiban have been removed from party positions on Monday.
The decision was taken in a high level committee meeting to discuss party's performance in R K Nagar bypoll.
Sidelined AIADMK leader TTV Dhinakaran on Sunday won the RK Nagar by-polls by a margin of 40,707 votes.
The key candidates in the fray beside Dhinakaran were AIADMK's E Madhusudhanan, DMK candidate N Maruthu Ganesh and BJP's Karu Nagarajan.
Dhinakaran got 89,013 votes while Madhusudhanan secured 48,306 votes. Ganesh got 24,651 votes, while Nagarajan amassed 1417 votes.
The RK Nagar constituency went to polls on December 21, necessitated by the death of former Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa in December last year.
The election was earlier scheduled on April 12, but was cancelled following an alleged vote-for-cash scam.
