The All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) has publicly asserted that there will be 'no more divisions' within the party, signaling a possible reconciliation between factions led by Edappadi K Palaniswami (EPS) and CV Shanmugam-SP Velumani. This declaration, made via social media, invoked the legacy of late chief J Jayalalithaa, reinforcing the party's commitment to unity and the welfare of the people. The statement described the AIADMK as a 'steel fortress' built on the sacrifices of its workers, emphasizing that it can no longer be destabilized. This unity call comes amidst a backdrop of internal strife, with defections reducing the party's strength in the Tamil Nadu Assembly to 43 MLAs. The recent resignations of four MLAs, including Ambasamudram's Esakki Subaya, have raised concerns over the party's stability, while accusations of 'horse-trading' have emerged, complicating the political landscape further. Despite these challenges, there are indications of a potential truce as support for EPS grows among some rebel members.