'En Mann En Makkal' Yatra To Make Big Impact In TN Politics: Union Minister L Murugan

Tamil Nadu BJP is undertaking 'En Mann, En Makkal' (My land, my people) padayatra under the leadership of BJP TN unit chief Annamalai in a move to woo voters ahead of Lok Sabha elections 2024. 

Union Home Minister Amit Shah along with Tamil Nadu BJP president Annamalai flagged off the yatra from Rameswaram.

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Union Minister L Murugan's asserted that "En Mann En Makkal" yatra will have a significant impact on Tamil Nadu politics. He emphasised that the yatra aims to highlight Prime Minister Modi's achievements over the past decade while also exposing the alleged failures of DMK. Tamil Nadu BJP is undertaking 'En Mann, En Makkal' (My land, my people) padayatra under the leadership of BJP TN unit chief Annamalai in a move to woo voters ahead of Lok Sabha elections 2024. 

On En Mann En Makkal yatra, Union Minister L Murugan said, "This En Mann En Makkal yatra is make a very big impact and this yatra is going to change Tamil Nadu politics. The BJP is playing a huge role here. Prime Minister Modi's last ten years' achievements we are taking through this yatra to the general public. The same time we are taking DMK's failure & whatever they told they are not fulfilled..."

#WATCH | On En Mann En Makkal yatra, Union Minister L Murugan says, "This En Mann En Makkal yatra is make a very big impact and this yatra is going to change Tamil Nadu politics. The BJP is playing a huge role here. Prime Minister Modi's last ten years' achievements we are taking… pic.twitter.com/m4dgkYPU0j

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On Friday, Annamalai said that PM Modi will take part in 'En Mann En Makkal' yatra soon.

Meanwhile, Union Home Minister Amit Shah along with Tamil Nadu BJP president Annamalai flagged off the yatra from Rameswaram. The yatra also aims to install party leader Narendra Modi as PM for a third term. The yatra was initially planned to cover 200 constituencies within 94 days. Annamalai was scheduled to cover 1,770 km by foot and the remaining distance in the rural areas by vehicle.