Leaves may fall, but tree will stand: T T V
TIMES NEWS NETWORK
14.12.2018
The AMMK has been built on the strength of Amma’s (Jayalalithaa) loyal cadres. A few people leaving the party will not hurt its growth prospects, party deputy general secretary T T V Dhinakaran said in a statement on Thursday, reacting for the first time to party’s Karur district secretary Senthil Balaji joining the DMK.
“Our journey started with an independent victory, by defeating traitor Palaniswami (EPS) and forcing the principle opposition party to lose its deposit, in the R K Nagar bypolls,” Dhinakaran said on his birthday. “In nine months since the launch, the AMMK now has 1.2 crore members, with 20 associate units and 70 party districts. It has been built on the hard work of Amma’s (Jayalalithaa) true cadres and against hurdles created by those in power at the Centre and state,” Dhinakaran said.
“Our sustained growth has caused tremors in the camps of traitors and our political enemies, who are now bent on trying to disrupt and destroy us. Just because a few leaves fall, it does not mean that the giant banyan tree will cease to exist. Let’s us continue to focus on strengthening this organization and gear up for elections to demolish these traitors and political enemies, trying to prevent our efforts to serve the people of the state,” Dhinakaran added.
TIMES NEWS NETWORK
14.12.2018
The AMMK has been built on the strength of Amma’s (Jayalalithaa) loyal cadres. A few people leaving the party will not hurt its growth prospects, party deputy general secretary T T V Dhinakaran said in a statement on Thursday, reacting for the first time to party’s Karur district secretary Senthil Balaji joining the DMK.
“Our journey started with an independent victory, by defeating traitor Palaniswami (EPS) and forcing the principle opposition party to lose its deposit, in the R K Nagar bypolls,” Dhinakaran said on his birthday. “In nine months since the launch, the AMMK now has 1.2 crore members, with 20 associate units and 70 party districts. It has been built on the hard work of Amma’s (Jayalalithaa) true cadres and against hurdles created by those in power at the Centre and state,” Dhinakaran said.
“Our sustained growth has caused tremors in the camps of traitors and our political enemies, who are now bent on trying to disrupt and destroy us. Just because a few leaves fall, it does not mean that the giant banyan tree will cease to exist. Let’s us continue to focus on strengthening this organization and gear up for elections to demolish these traitors and political enemies, trying to prevent our efforts to serve the people of the state,” Dhinakaran added.
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