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Combination of factors forced AIADMK leadership to give back cadres their right

By IANS | Updated: December 2, 2021 09:35 IST

Chennai, Dec 2 A combination of factors like string of electoral losses, growing dissension with the party, corruption ...

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Chennai, Dec 2 A combination of factors like string of electoral losses, growing dissension with the party, corruption cases, raids against the former ministers, and others led the AIADMK leadership to amend the by-laws to consolidate their positions, said current and former party leaders.

Further, there is also a case pending in the Delhi High Court filed by former Parliamentarian K.C. Palanisamy

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