With the next Tamil Nadu Assembly elections approaching, political parties have begun early preparations, and the BJP has started discussions on candidates for important seats.
The National Democratic Alliance is also fortifying its side of the team for the elections in the state.
According to reports published by Chanakyaa, former BJP leader and former Telangana Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan is likely to be fielded from the politically significant Mylapore Assembly constituency on behalf of the National Democratic Alliance. The move, if confirmed, would mark her return to active electoral politics in Tamil Nadu from one of Chennai’s most high-profile seats.
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The report indicates that discussions are under way within the BJP on projecting Tamilisai as the NDA’s face in Mylapore, a constituency known for its cultural prominence and electoral visibility.
In a parallel development, Chanakyaa reported that senior BJP leader Professor Raama Sreenivasan has expressed his readiness to contest from the Thirupparankundram Assembly constituency as an NDA candidate. Party sources said the proposal has been communicated internally and is being examined as part of the alliance’s broader seat-planning exercise.
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BJP sources told Chanakyaa that these are early indicators of the party’s electoral strategy and that final decisions will be taken closer to the election after consultations within the NDA.
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