'Enemy' ADMK. 'Traitor' DMK ! - Vijayakanth who supports the day?...

Vijayakanth

R.K. Nagar is not going to contest the constituency, "the DMDK leadership announced. Though Vijayakanth claims no support in the by-election, DMDK executives are more likely to get electoral support in favor of Dinakaran, "said the DMDK executives of North Chennai.
DMDK president Vijayakanth has gone to Singapore today for physical examination. Last January, he was admitted to a private hospital in Boure due to ill health. After a month of treatment, he returned home and was still under medical supervision. Although it was said that he was to go to Singapore for over-treatment, the DMDK leadership did not disclose any details.
Speaking to reporters before going to Singapore today, Vijayakanth said, "RK Nagar is going to boycott the election. We will not support anyone. Those who have money in RKNagar will win the election. To prevent abuse, we have to ban more than 5pm, "he said.
"When the election was announced last April for the RK Nagar constituency, the DMDK North District was declared as the chennai candidate for the post of District Secretary, but Vijayakanth, who participated in the campaign, was canceled due to unprecedented liquidity in the constituency." This time again, As Administrators are opposite There are some other reasons behind it, "said a DMDK executive," generally the ruling party will succeed as a by-election. Thaku has met and isolated in the present situation Lose party administrators do not want.
If coalition with major parties, they do not hesitate to borrow money. When you go to a separate platform, many of the administrators remain silent. The Party leadership has also realized this. RK Nagar was seriously consulted with the captain few days before contesting the by-election. Party executives have explained the constituency. Speaking at that time Vijayakanth said, "The AIADMK is our enemy. DMK is a traitor to us. Besides these two, anyone else can come and ask for support, "said Sympal. As far as the electoral field is concerned, the VCC and the Communist Party of India have come forward to support DMK. The governance initiative aims to succeed using a state apparatus. These days, only Dinakaran looks out. Party executives have also talked about supporting him. No opposition has come from this leadership. Hence, all the North chennai executives are more likely to be working for Dinakaran. "