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News India Live, Digital Desk: Union home minister Amit Shah The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will reach Madurai on Saturday evening as part of the upcoming Tamil Nadu assembly elections. His two-day visit includes a meeting of a high-profile executive meeting of the BJP, discussion with potential coalition partners and visiting the prestigious Meenakshi Amman Temple.
High level political meetings and BJP’s mega rally
Shah’s visit is being seen as a strategic move to strengthen the BJP’s presence in Tamil Nadu before the 2026 elections. After coming by private aircraft from Delhi, he will stay overnight in Chintamani area of Madurai. On Sunday, he is going to offer prayers at Meenakshi Amman Temple before addressing a large BJP executive meeting at Velmal Stadium.
About 15,000 people, including national and state level leaders, district officials, former MLAs and MPs, are expected to attend this rally. The party is organizing the workers aggressively, in which state president Nanar Nagendran has played an important role in organizing the event. Security has been tightened in the entire city, as well as special arrangements have been made to ensure smooth action in the temple and stadium.
OPS, focus on coalition talks with TTV Dinakaran
An important aspect of Shah’s visit is his planned meetings with prominent political personalities of Tamil Nadu, including former AIADMK leader O Panneerselvam (OPS) and TTV Dinakaran of AmmK. The two leaders are discussing with the BJP about the possible alliance, although no formal announcement has been made yet.
While the BJP is eager to expand in the state, AIADMK’s official stance is still unclear. Sources say that Shah’s discussion can decide whether the OPS faction or TTV Dinakaran’s AMMK will formally join the National Democratic Alliance (NDA). The results of these talks can give a new shape to the political scenario of Tamil Nadu before the elections.
Tight security and preparations for high-profile trip
In view of the importance of the journey, security agencies have taken extensive steps. A high -level meeting was held to review the arrangements at Madurai Airport, which was attended by senior police officers, CISF personnel and airport officials. Additional security has been deployed at Meenakshi Temple and Velmal Stadium to control the expected crowd.
The BJP’s state leadership has left no stone unturned to ensure the success of Shah’s visit, seen it as an important step in strengthening the party’s position in Tamil Nadu. With the election close to the elections, political observers are closely viewing whether the journey will give rise to new alliances or more polarized the state’s political mobility.
As Shah’s programs are coming out, everyone’s eyes are on Madurai, where their meetings and public addresses can decide the direction of BJP’s campaign in Tamil Nadu.
