The action comes a day after Dhinakaran won the RK Nagar bypoll by a thumping margin of 40,707 votes against AIADMK’s E Madhusudhanan.
Though AIADMK supporters are divided between Dhinakaran and the Palaniswami-led camps, many office-bearers from the rival group hold party posts.
The ruling AIADMK today alleged there was a 'tacit understanding' between TTV Dinakaran and the opposition DMK to defeat it in the RK Nagar bypoll, in which the sidelined party leader emerged victorious.
Dhinakaran won the bypoll by a thumping margin of over 40,000 votes while DMK candidate N Maruthu Ganesh finished third, garnering 24,651 votes, in the process losing deposit. AIADMK’s E Madhusudanan came second.
While the party was able to retain Uttar Pradesh's Sikandra seat, it also managed to wrest Likabali and Pakke Kesang in Arunachal Pradesh from Congress.
Here are the 10 keys things to know about the man who turned the tide for Sasikala camp in Tamil Nadu today:
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