Telangana News

AIADMK chief Sasikala asked her party men to ensure "enemies" did not exploit the "crisis" created by the "sudden" demise of the late CM Jayalalithaa, and said she had taken over the party's reigns on their "affectionate order".

On the eve of the birth centenary of AIADMK founder M G Ramachandran, Sasikala said, “Although none can fill the void left behind by Purathchi Thalaivi Amma (revolutionary leader mother), there is a big responsibility before crores of party workers who are its roots. That is to ensure that they don't allow enemies to exploit the crisis created by the sudden demise of Amma by any means.”

Sasikala opined that, Jayalalitha least bothered about caste or creed, but was only concerned about the hard work and loyalty. 

“Although I could have spent the rest of my life reminiscing these 33 years, I decided to dedicate myself to public life due to the concern that the third largest movement in India should not suffer a setback and also due to the affectionate order by you,” she said, referring to her appointment as the Party’s chief.

Referring to the oppositions, Sasikala said that, the "defeated enemies" are looking for a "fissure in the strong castle" and see if they can make some redemption. She asked the AIADMK party workers to take it as a motto to work harder and with more determination to thwart any such designs.