Drastic changes in DMK, AIADMK

On April 19,Paliamentary election in Tamilnadu was held as part of the 1st phase of the General Elections. However, the seventh phase of elections will finish on June 1, and ballots will be counted on June 4.
As with the previous election, most poll watchers have predicted that the DMK coalition would win the majority of Tamil Nadu's constituencies this time around. Opinion surveys have pointed out a similar possibility.The intelligence report and the report given by DMK's election strategy committee have indicated that the party will win all 40 constituencies in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, accorting the party officials.
Election in-charges who have been appointed constituency-wise have submitted a report to the party leadership. It is reported that the reports contain the details of those who worked with dedication during the election and who put a tardy work.Based on that, there is talk in the DMK circles that there will be drastic changes in the party after June 4, when the election results will be announced.Meanwhile, it is said that the AIADMK, which is not part of the BJP alliance this time and has joined hands with the DMDK, is also preparing to make drastic changes.
AIADMK General Secretary and former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi KPalaniswami went across Tamil Nadu soliciting votes for his alliance candidates. The election officials of some districts have been accused of not giving active cooperation to the candidates. The party at the top has been told that some district secretaries are not doing their jobs properly.
Furthermore,C. Ponnaiyan, the organizing secretary of the AIADMK, seems to have listed the issues and complaints in each constituency and submitted a report to EdappadiPalaniswami.While O. Panneerselvam's supporters have already split into AMMK, many political observers are making negative predictions about AIADMK's chances of winning this time.Thus many drastic changes are expected to be made in the AIADMK after the election results.The changes will have deep implications for the 2026 assembly elections.Let's wait!