The AIADMK’s executive and general council meeting in Chennai adopted a strong resolution criticizing the DMK government for its handling of the Thiruparankundram controversy, accusing it of defying court orders.
Held at Vanagaram Sri Varu Venkatajalapathy Palace marriage hall, the event drew over 5,000 participants, including executive members, council members, special invitees, former ministers, district secretaries, and wing leaders. AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K. Palaniswami received an enthusiastic welcome en route to the venue. Palaniswami paid floral tributes to portraits of former chief ministers M.G. Ramachandran and J. Jayalalithaa to commence proceedings.
The resolution specifically condemned the DMK regime for challenging court directives in the Thiruparankundram matter, questioning if the government was undermining judicial authority. It demanded upholding the rule of law across the nation and protecting the judiciary’s independence. Additional resolutions highlighted concerns over misuse of public funds through appeals and stressed the need for impartial governance.
K.P. Munusamy was elected temporary presiding officer due to Tamilmaghan Hussein’s health absence, setting the stage for these unanimous decisions amid ongoing political tensions in Tamil Nadu.