Tirupur: Vanathi Srinivasan, the State BJP General Secretary announced that the BJP leaders would soon decide on who will be the party's president in Tamil Nadu, after Tamilisai Soundararajan was made the new Governor of Telangana.. An advisory meeting with the BJP divisional authorities and with the Industry Department which was led by Vanathi Srinivasan was held in Tirupur. "Party work and functions will be carried out without any disruption, even though there is no BJP President for TN presently," she stated.
Tirupur : Vanathi Srinivasan, the State BJP General Secretary announced that the BJP leaders would soon decide on who will be the party's president in Tamil Nadu, after Tamilisai Soundararajan was made the new Governor of Telangana.. An advisory meeting with the BJP divisional authorities and with the Industry Department which was led by Vanathi Srinivasan was held in Tirupur. "Party work and functions will be carried out without any disruption, even though there is no BJP President for TN presently," she stated.
Addressing the media, Vanathi Srinivasan said, "The opposition parties are citing false allegations in the Kashmir issue which is widespread among the public. On behalf of the BJP, a meeting will be held in all the districts to explain to the public about the dismissal of special status 370 to Kashmir and how the people of Kashmir will benefit from it."
"DMK was initially taking a stand against the Kashmir issue, but because it did not have public support, the party is now taking a stand supporting the issue," she added.
Addressing the media, Vanathi Srinivasan said, "The opposition parties are citing false allegations in the Kashmir issue which is widespread among the public. On behalf of the BJP, a meeting will be held in all the districts to explain to the public about the dismissal of special status 370 to Kashmir and how the people of Kashmir will benefit from it."
"DMK was initially taking a stand against the Kashmir issue, but because it did not have public support, the party is now taking a stand supporting the issue," she added.