The BJP had never been able to historically conquer the South Indian political landscape. The only state that has BJP Association in South India is Andhra Pradesh and this is largely due to Chandrababu and Pawan Kalyan.
But on the other hand, BJP had a solid candidate rising up the ranks in the form of Annamalai in Tamil Nadu, who had been in the face of the party for nearly a decade now.
However, the recent cultural differences and ideological differences with the BJP command have resulted in Annamalai doing something out of the box.
It is being established that the senior leader is likely to leave the BJP very soon and submit his resignation to the party at an official capacity. He is going to start a new voluntary movement by himself as he prepares the stage for his own political party.
It is evident that the people of Tamil Nadu are clearly not with the BJP and there is no point in Annamalai staying there and ruining his aspect as well.
So launching a new political party outside the Dravidian waves is not a bad idea. At the end of the day, he will anyway have a close affinity with Narendra Modi, and that is for certain.
But nevertheless, the BJP had been projecting Annamalai as its face in South Indian politics, but that cannot be the case anymore after he launch his party.
