In response to K. Annamalai's resignation from the Tamil Nadu BJP, state president Nainar Nagendran has urged party members to remain committed to the BJP, emphasizing its strength under Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He addressed concerns over a series of resignations that followed Annamalai's exit, including those of state vice-president Karu Nagarajan and state secretary Sumathi Venkatesh. Nagendran reassured party cadres that the BJP's growth is rooted in ideology rather than individual leaders, asserting that the party would continue to expand in Tamil Nadu. Annamalai's departure is linked to his vision for Tamil Nadu's future, prompting him to launch a new political movement called 'Idhu Namma Iyakkam,' which has quickly garnered interest, with over eight lakh volunteers signing up. The situation reflects a critical moment for Tamil Nadu politics, as the BJP seeks to maintain its organizational strength while Annamalai's movement aims to establish a significant political presence.