J Jayalalithaa becomes general secretary of AIDMK again- 37 new administrators appointed
Posted on: 09/Jun/2016 3:50:07 PM
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa has once again been elected as General Secretary of AIDMK party. She has appointed new 37 administrators.
Jayalalithaa retained senior leaders E Madhusoodanan as party presidium chairman and Finance Minister O Panneerselvam as treasurer. PWD Minister Edappadi K Palanisamy has been made as the headquarters secretary. Lok Sabha Deputy Speaker and veteran leader M Thambidurai will continue as party`s propaganda secretary. Visalakshi Nedunchezhiyan would stay on as organizing secretary. Other organizing secretaries are R Vaithilingam, N Thalavai Sundaram, A K Selvaraj M P, Namakkal District S Raju, Dr K Gopal MP, minster Valarmathi, Pa Narayana Perumal, Sudha K Paramasivan, Mythili Thirunavukkarasu and S. Semmalai.
Tamil Magan Hussain will be the secretary of All India MGR Manram. Pollachi V Jayaraman will be the secretary of election section. Durai Govindarajan will in charge of agriculture section while Pa Valarmathi will be the secretary of literary section. Thaadi M. Rasu will be the president of Anna Trade Union and R Chinnasamy will be the secretary of the trade union.
Neelankarai ward councillor M C Munusamy, Lok Sabha MP Vijila Satyanand and G Ramachandran have been made secretaries of fisheries wing, women`s wing and information technology respectively.
Former slum clearance board chairman N Balanganga and former MLA V P Kalairajan as secretaries of the North Chennai north unit and South Chennai north unit, respectively.
Ulundurpet MLA R Kumaraguru, who trounced DMDK leader Vijayakant in recent assembly election, has been made Villupuram south district secretary. Erode West MLA and former minister K V Ramalingam has been made Erode district secretary
The new team of party spokespersons include former Ministers C. Ponnaiyan, Panruti S. Ramachandran, R. Vaithilingam, B. Valarmathi, Vaigaiselvan, former Congress leader S.R. Balasubramoniyan, Avadi MLA Mafoi K. Pandiarajan, Nanjil Sampath, C.R. Saraswathi, Dheeran and Nirmala Periyasamy, a former news reader in Sun TV.
