Work for landslide victory : Jayalalithaa

'The AIADMK will continue to work for the people for hundreds of years to come'.

January 14, 2016 12:00 am | Updated September 23, 2016 12:27 am IST - CHENNAI:

Chief Minister Jayalalithaa waving to cadre at the party office in Chennai on Wednesday.— Photo: S.R. Raghunathan

Chief Minister Jayalalithaa waving to cadre at the party office in Chennai on Wednesday.— Photo: S.R. Raghunathan

AIADMK general secretary and Chief Minister Jayalalithaa on Wednesday urged party cadres to work with total involvement for the landslide victory of the party in the ensuing Assembly elections. She was addressing cadres after inaugurating the AIADMK’s offices in six districts through video conferencing from the party head quarters in the city. She said this function was a precursor to the party’s splendid victory at the polls.

Invoking the party founder MGR’s name, Ms. Jayalalithaa said the AIADMK had been founded by ‘Puratchi Thalaivar’ after an evil force had hijacked the Dravidian party that was started with the lofty ideal to create society where everyone should get everything. “The AIADMK will continue to work for the people for hundreds of years to come,” she said.

Appreciating the work of the district secretaries of Villupuram (south), Namakkal, Karur, Theni, Dindigul and Pudukottai for having constructed the party’s office buildings in central localities, she said other districts too will have offices soon. Already, Dharmapuri, Villupuram (north), Coimbatore and Puducherry districts had party offices. She said party cadres should utilise the office space to meet and discuss the strategies for the party’s victory. The AIADMK supremo also unveiled the statues of MGR at the party offices.

The vote of thanks was proposed by Industries Minister and Namakkal district secretary P. Thangamani over video conferencing from Namakkal and Finance Minister and party’s treasurer O. Paneerselvam from the party headquarters.

Hundreds of cadres lined TTK Road and Avvai Shanmugam Salai, the route that she took. Party cadres had put up banners, organised music bands and Chenda melam to welcome her.

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