Annamalai Breaks Silence on Quitting BJP: 'I Am a Hindu, but I Leave My Religion and Caste at Home'
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Times of IndiaAnnamalai breaks silence on quitting BJP: 'I am a Hindu, but I leave my religion and caste at home'
Addressing his first major public rally in Pollachi since leaving the Bharatiya Janata Party, former Tamil Nadu BJP chief K. Annamalai explained that he parted ways with the organization "to serve people better, not to criticize them." While declaring his newly launched "We The Leaders" voluntary movement will eventually transform into a secular political party targeting the 2031 assembly elections, Annamalai stated, "I identity as a Hindu, but …
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Asian News<p style="text-align: justify;">Former Tamil Nadu BJP state president K. Annamalai arrived in Coimbatore on Sunday (July 12, 2026). He is here to address the first major conference of his new political organization, We the Leaders. This event is being organized as part of the Drug-Free Tamil Nadu campaign. Called the Drug-Free Pollachi Awareness Conference, this event is scheduled to take place in Pollachi today (July 12). This is the first majo…
Annamalai says We The Leaders will become political party: Former IPS officer and former BJP leader K Annamalai is forming a new political organization. He has said that the ‘We The Leaders’ mass movement he has started will become a political party in the coming days. He also clarified that religion does not come under the purview of his organization.
'We the Leaders Are Not a Title that Flies in the Wind' - Annamalai's Speech at the First Conference
After the 2026 assembly elections in Tamil Nadu, various changes are taking place in Tamil Nadu politics. In this context, former Tamil Nadu BJP leader Annamalai had recently announced that he would strengthen the organization 'We the Leaders' and convert it into a political party. In this context, the first conference of the 'We the Leaders' organization was held in Pollachi, Coimbatore district today. Many supporters of Annamalai and members o…
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