Competition is good, but being jealous over others isn't a good competitive spirit. Recenty we've been coming across tussle in All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kalagam (AIADMK) over leadership as to who is right to lead the party. For those of you who are new and novice to this topic. AIADMK is a major party in the political circle. The late M.G. Ramachandran or known passionately as MGR is an actor turned politician is the founder of the party. For statistical reasons the party has ruled in Tamilnadu (former Madras) for 31 years. The leadership fell on the late J.Jayalalitha, popularly known as Amma (mother in the regional language) soon after M.G. Ramachandran passed away. She was the unanimous choice of the party to later become the General Secretary of AIADMK. Her death created a vacuum as to who will be the next leader in the space she had left behind. All this leadership in question is only an internal affair of the party to choose their leaders and who comes next. Any choice in filling the posts in the party is not binding on the constitution. The party can have their own set of rules. Becoming the leader doesn't automatically makes them as ministers or chief ministers. The process to become ministers is seen by election commission which will have overriding powers in conducting an election to elect by secret ballot, wherein the votes cast in an election are kept secret. Any fight over leadership to elect party leaders ends within it's own four walls. The election of party leaders can be judged and made by themselves. In the election of leaders in a party is not governed by the election commission, a body as already said is a constitutional body. The row is between factions within the party which got created after the death of late J.Jayalalitha, General Secretary of the party. For additional information google with the keywords AIADMK, 2022, EPS, OPS. You can get more information on the websites to use as material for posting blog posts, research materials for your thesis etc. or writing exams.
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