Who is going to get PMK's mango?

The interview given by PMK founder Ramadoss yesterday was a game changer in Tamil Nadu politics. His harsh criticism,  going beyond politics and dragging his family into it, has become a topic of conversation, with statements like 'Anbu Mani always lies', 'lacks leadership qualities', 'tried to beat his own mother', 'will expel him from the party' and so on.
With this, the conflict between Ramadoss and Anbumani has reached its peak. The situation has gone beyond the limit where the two can no longer come together.
In this situation, reports have emerged that Ramadoss is in consultation with administrators including Honorary President G.K. Mani at the Tailapuram estate.
Earlier, Ramadoss had called a meeting of the party's district secretaries and leaders on May 16. But only 15 district secretaries attended. This was a meeting that was supposed to be attended by more than 200 executives. But the fact that even 20 people did not show up made Ramadoss angry.
Two things have been confirmed in this. One, Ramadoss has lost popularity within the party. Second, it is said that Ramadoss has already started the process of weeding out those who did not attend the meeting and appointing new members.
In this situation, Anbumani has dared to create a new path in the PMK. For that, he is holding consultations with party executives for 3 days starting today. He has also invited executives from 38 revenue districts to definitely participate in this meeting. These consultation meetings conducted by Anbumani have attracted attention.
Although Anbumani has been made the acting president, the general assembly has not yet approved it. At the same time, the Election Commission also considers Anbumani to still be the president. Therefore, Anbumani is planning to convene an emergency general council and use his power to seize all powers.
The conflict between EPS & OPS for the party leadership in AIADMK has gone to the courts and the Election Commission. But even though OPS is still claiming,  the party is currently in the hands of EPS. A similar situation has begun in PMK as well. Who will take over PMK? Who will be sidelined?
The PMK is a party that has established itself in Tamil Nadu politics. It has a long history. The party, which had grown to the point where the Dravidian parties ruling Tamil Nadu had been competing and negotiating with it to form an electoral alliance, has now found itself in a state of decline.
The PMK workers themselves have been deeply shaken by these upheavals. Who is going to get the delicious mango called PMK?