File photo of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa
Chennai:
AIADMK supremo and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa today replaced one of her party candidates for the Rajya Sabha polls and even expelled him from the party for "anti-party activities and going against its principles."
Ms Jayalalithaa replaced N Chinnadurai with A K Selvaraj, who is the party's organising secretary.
In a statement, Ms Jayalalithaa announced the expulsion of Mr Chinnadurai for "indulging in anti-party activities and going against its principles bringing disrepute to the ruling AIADMK."
Ms Jayalalithaa had on Thursday announced four candidates for the February 7 Rajya Sabha elections while extending support to CPI-M, which has re-nominated sitting MP TK Rangarajan for a successive term.
Ms Jayalalithaa replaced N Chinnadurai with A K Selvaraj, who is the party's organising secretary.
In a statement, Ms Jayalalithaa announced the expulsion of Mr Chinnadurai for "indulging in anti-party activities and going against its principles bringing disrepute to the ruling AIADMK."
Ms Jayalalithaa had on Thursday announced four candidates for the February 7 Rajya Sabha elections while extending support to CPI-M, which has re-nominated sitting MP TK Rangarajan for a successive term.
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