K. Annamalai launches a new political movement in Tamil Nadu, inspired by A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, aiming for the next general election.

BJP chief Nitin Nabin formally accepts K. Annamalai's resignation from the party, signaling potential new political movement.

BJP chief Nitin Nabin formally accepts K. Annamalai's resignation from the party, signaling potential new political movement.

K Annamalai has resigned from the BJP after months of reported differences with the party leadership in Tamil Nadu. His exit has sharpened questions over the BJP's relevance in the state and whether young cadre may follow him.

NEW DELHI, June 5: Former Tamil Nadu BJP president K. Annamalai has resigned from the Bharatiya Janata Party following reported differences with the party’s central leadership over its alliance strategy in the state. The BJP announced that its national president had accepted Annamalai’s resignation from the party’s primary membership. The development came hours before the […]

<p>Annamalai said he had held discussions with top BJP leaders before taking the final decision. While expressing his deep respect for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, he acknowledged that he had disagreed with the BJP on several issues over the past 18 months.</p>

K Annamalai, former Tamil Nadu BJP president, ended speculation about his political future on Friday as he resigned from the party. In his resignation letter, Annamalai confirmed what was already known - disagreement with the leadership over BJP's strategy in Tamil Nadu.

K Annamalai has launched We The Leaders and styled himself as its Chief Servant. The move recasts his politics around ordinary citizens, young entrants and a clear Modi imprint.

Former Tamil Nadu BJP president K Annamalai has quit the party and is likely to start a “movement” that would eventually be converted into a regional political party. BJP National President Nitin Nabin has accepted the resignation submitted by the Tamil Nadu Ex-State President K Annamalai from the primary membership of the Party.

BJP Tamil Nadu president Nainar Nagenthran denies receiving Annamalai's resignation letter, criticizing media for exaggerating the situation.

Chennai: Former Tamil Nadu BJP chief Annamalai on Friday announced that he will form a new political "movement", which will contest in the next Tamil Nadu

Tamil Nadu politics: The IPS-turned-politician has clarified that he will dissociate from the conventional politics of Tamil Nadu and will focus on leading a movement backed by people. With his formal exit from the BJP, the leader will go solo in leading a campaign in the state politics.