‘Jaya had not identified any political successor’

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Thiruvallur (TN): Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Palaniswami on Sunday said late J Jayalalithaa had not named anyone as her political successor and that anyone in the party could aspire to reach such great heights with hard work.
He said efforts were also on to “topple” this government but asserted that was not possible as long as “true” party workers were with him. He was addressing a government function.
Palaniswami’s comments come in the midst of his bitter tussle with AIADMK (Amma) leader TTV Dhinakaran. MLAs supporting Dhinakaran have sought removal of the chief minister. (PTI)

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