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List of 124 MLAs with signatures given to Gov, Palanisamy stakes claim to form govt
NEW DELHI/CHENNAI: Newly elected AIADMK Legislature Party Leader Edappadi K Palaniswami on Tuesday met governor Ch Vidyasagar Rao and staked claim to form the government.
In his brief meeting with the Governor, Palaniswami presented a list of MLAs supporting his claim. Some senior leaders and ministers also accompanied Palaniswami, according to sources.
Cracking the whip, AIADMK General Secretary VK Sasikala today expelled rebel leader O Panneerselvam and 19 other senior leaders from the party's primary membership.
All that happened on Tuesday:
- Police force at Kuvathur is given direction to evacuate MLAs from Kuvathur, DGP likely to take final call on forced eviction.
- Sasikala likely to stay back tonight at Kuvathur, Police have reportedly been asked to clear MLAs.
- After Edappady Palanisami meets governor, OPS Camp's RS MP Maithreyan and PH Pandian leave for Raj Bhavan. 7 PM is the appointment.
- Governor may invite Edappadi Palanisamy to form govt says AIADMK MP Navaneethkrishnan
- Palaniswami is not a fit person to hold the post, he's fit for nothing: S Chemmalai, AIADMK MLA in OPS camp
- O Panneerselvam's camp MLA Chemmalai says "Signatures forcibly taken"
- List of 124 MLAs with signatures handed over to Governor, EK Palanisamy stakes claim to form govt at Raj Bhavan.
- Tamil Nadu Governor Ch Vidyasgar Rao will meet this evening the newly elected AIADMK Legislature Party Leader Edappadi K Palaniswami, who is expected to stake claim to form government.
- Palanisamy, who has urged Rao to let him form the government, has left the beach resort where the legislators supporting him are housed.
- "Due to a few incidents, there had been a small impediment in continuance of her government. To remove this temporary impediment and to take forward the good governance of Amma, it is our duty to take steps according to our conscience," Panneerselvam said.
- "This is our duty and way of showing our gratitude to her (Jayalalithaa)," he said.
- CM O Panneerselvam made a fervent appeal to those in Sasikala's camp to go by their "conscience" in taking forward the government that was led by 'Amma' (Jayalalithaa).
- Letter signed by MLAs supporting Edapadi K. Palanisamy as the AIADMK's legislature party leader sent to honourable Governor
- The legislature party leader is Edapadi K. Palanisamy. O Panneerselvam removed from primary membership of the party: AIADMK
AIADMK's legislature party leader- Edapadi K.Palanisamy.
— AIADMK (@AIADMKOfficial) February 14, 2017
O.Paneerselvam removed from primary membership of AIADMK — AIADMK (@AIADMKOfficial) February 14, 2017
- Sasikala holds emergency AIADMK legislators meeting at Koovathur resort to elect a Legislature Party Leader.
- Chennai: O Panneerselvam's supporters celebrate, burst firecrackers after VK Sasikala's conviction
- DMK terms judgment 'historic'
- SC, however, abates the appeal proceedings against J Jayalalithaa owing to her death on December 5 last.
- AIADMK General Secretary Sasikala Natrajan will have to surrender herself to jail for undergoing remaining jail term.
- SC quashes Karnataka HC verdict acquitting AIADMK General Secretary Sasikala Natarajan in the disproportionate assets case.
- Sasikala to serve 4 years in jail: SC
- Sasikala can't become CM for next 10 years
- Supreme Court convicts Sasikala in disproportionate assets case
- AIADMK senior leader M. Thambidurai reaches Golden Bay Resort in Kovathur to meet Sasikala, who is already present inside, reported ANI.
- Bus carrying 19 MLAs who were held captive at Village Retreat Resort at Poondhandalam reaches Golden Bay Resort.
- Another MLA in OPS Camp, MLA Chemmalai (Mettur) extends his support to O Panneerselvam. Total Count 9.
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