Stepping Down From Election Work in Six Constituencies Due to Personal Reasons: Annamalai

BJP leader Annamalai steps down from party position in Tamil Nadu

Coimbatore: Former Tamil Nadu BJP President K Annamalai has decided to step down from his responsibility as an election in-charge of six Assembly constituencies in the poll-bound Tamil Nadu, citing his father’s health condition. While talking to the media on February 3, he said that he informed Tamil Nadu BJP leadership about his decision. “I have made a request to them, including TN BJP President Nainar Nagendran about my inability as I have to…

Annamalai Steps Down As BJP Poll In-Charge In Tamil Nadu, Cites Father’s Health

K. Annamalai resigned as election in-charge for six Tamil Nadu Assembly constituencies due to his father's health, requiring him to be present for dialysis care.

Annamalai steps down from BJP post over father’s health

K Annamalai, former Tamil Nadu BJP President, has resigned as election in-charge for six Assembly constituencies. He cited his father's ill health and need for care as the reason. Annamalai informed the Tamil Nadu BJP leadership of his decision. He expressed willingness to support party and alliance candidates in other capacities.

Stepping down from election work in six constituencies due to personal reasons: Annamalai

Annamalai steps down from election duties in six constituencies due to personal reasons but remains committed to party work.

Annamalai Recedes From Poll Duties: “Single Penguin” Move Sparks Debate In Tamil Nadu BJP

COIMBATORE/CHENNAI—On Tuesday, February 3, 2026, K. Annamalai, the former IPS officer and prominent face of the BJP in Tamil Nadu, announced his decision to step down as the election in-charge for six assembly constituencies. The announcement, made from his home base in Coimbatore, has sent ripples through the state’s political circles, with many questioning if the move is purely personal or a subtle signal of internal discontent. 1. The Officia…

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Former BJP Tamil Nadu president K Annamalai announced on Tuesday that he is stepping down as election in-charge for certain constituencies across the state ahead of the 2026 Assembly elections, citing personal reasons. Annamalai is among the senior BJP leaders appointed as in-charge of the party’s 41 priority constituencies, which the BJP aims to contest as part of its alliance… Continue reading "Annamalai steps down as the BJP poll in-charge fo…