AIADMK: Are you playing Musical Chair in CM office ?

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On Feb 5 2017, AIADMK legislators elected their party General Secretary V.K.Sasikala (self proclaimed "Chinnamma") as leader of their legislature party paving the way for her to become Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister.

After the death of their long time party and people's favorite leader and Tamil Nadu's late Chief Minister J.Jayalilitha profoundly called as AMMA by the people as truly she was like a mother to millions of Tamil people, the party leaders elevated Sasikala as General Secretary who had never held any party position till then. Reason behind this decision is only best known to them however it's often heard in media saying she had internalized all the traits of Amma.

The latest party decision to further elevate Sasikala as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu comes as a surprise to many as it is believed that current Chief Minister O.PaneeerSelvalvam was handling his office fairly well with Jallikattu success to his major credits and there was no need to replace him. It would be worth watching the after effects of the current decision in coming future and we can only hope it turns out to be bright one for the people of Tamil Nadu.

Some facts about V.K.Sasikala.


  • Born in 1957 at Thiruthuraipoondi near Tanjavur.
  • Married to M.Natarajan who was an state government employee then
  • Started her career with Vinod Video Vision, a video cassette rental and recording shop
  • Got introduced to Jayalalitha for shooting her political meetings
  • Long time confidante of Jayalalitha and used her political power to amass huge unaccounted wealth
  • Remanded in judicial custody in connection with Colors TV Scam in 1996
  • Expelled twice from party but managed her way back and aided Amma during her last days
  • Choosed Jayalalitha over the family as an ardent loyalist

Sasikala and her family emerged into limelight soon after the demise of late Chief Minister J.Jayalalitha in the midst of heavy political drama across the state.

Once in an interview it was said by Jayalalitha "Sasikala is a much misunderstood and maligned person who is being targeted for being loyal to me"


Comments

  1. UnknownFebruary 8, 2017 at 5:33 AM

    Mr. Vignesh, the facts presented here are very limited and biased. After her birth, details of parents, her education details, The reason for her expulsion from the party is very crucial, the conditions she agreed for reentry...
    Her step son details...her involvement in Gangai Amarans land grab case, Phoenix mall,sand and quarry business etc.,
    Your blog..incomplete and scare facts

    ReplyDelete
  2. UnknownFebruary 8, 2017 at 5:34 AM

    Mr. Vignesh, the facts presented here are very limited and biased. After her birth, details of parents, her education details, The reason for her expulsion from the party is very crucial, the conditions she agreed for reentry...
    Her step son details...her involvement in Gangai Amarans land grab case, Phoenix mall,sand and quarry business etc.,
    Your blog..incomplete and scare facts

    ReplyDelete

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