In view of the upcoming assembly elections in Tamil Nadu, BJP and AIADMK are going to contest the elections together. Regarding this, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said today that NDA will contest the upcoming assembly elections in Tamil Nadu under the leadership of Palaniswami. Now PM Narendra Modi has also given a statement on the alliance of BJP and AIADMK. PM Modi wrote on X, 'Work unitedly for the progress of Tamil Nadu. I am happy that AIADMK has joined the NDA family. Together with our other NDA allies, we will take Tamil Nadu to new heights of progress and serve the state with full dedication.'

PM Modi's statement on the alliance of BJP and AIADMK

He further wrote, 'We will ensure a government that fulfills the dream of the great MGR and Jayalalithaa ji. To maintain the progress of Tamil Nadu and the uniqueness of Tamil culture, it is important that the corrupt and divisive DMK is uprooted as soon as possible, which our alliance will do.' Let us tell you that the Union Home Minister announced on Friday that the NDA government will be formed again in Tamil Nadu. The NDA will win the assembly elections with a huge majority. He said that the NDA will contest the elections in Tamil Nadu under the leadership of Palaniswami.

Palaniswami was present on the stage with Amit Shah

Amit Shah and Palaniswami were present on the stage in the joint press conference of BJP and AIADMK. Amit Shah said - "Today AIADMK and BJP have decided that the upcoming elections will be fought together by AIADMK, BJP and other parties under the NDA. This election will be fought under the leadership of PM Modi at the national level and under the leadership of Palaniswami in the state. I am confident that the NDA government will be formed in the upcoming elections. We will not have any interference in the internal affairs of AIADMK. The leadership of AIADMK and the regional leadership of BJP will decide about the rest of the parties. The number of seats and the distribution of ministers after forming the government will be decided by both the parties after discussion. No talks are going on right now."