Tamilaruvi Manian annouced that he is quitting politics 
Tamil Nadu

Tamilaruvi Manian Quits Politics A Day After Rajinikanth Announced His Exit From Politics

In his letter, Manian claimed that both the Dravidian parties have discarded the Gandhian values that were once held high by Late Congress leader and former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Kamarajar.

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Chennai

Tamilaruvi Manian penned an emotional letter where he declared that he would not re-enter politics until his last breath. Gandhiya Makkal Iyakkam leader and a vociferous advocate of actor Rajinikanth’s this decision came a day after Rajinikanth announced his exit from the political journey.

He announced his decision in an emotional letter where he spoke about his journey in the political arena and how he aimed to create a corrupt-free, no-nonsense politics. In his letter, Manian claimed that both the Dravidian parties have discarded the Gandhian values that were once held high by Late Congress leader and former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Kamarajar.

He added that his dream was to create a good governance in Tamil Nadu, but he was continuously abused by few 'mentally ill' persons in the society. He also said that his family also had to face the abuse due to his ideologies.

He said he has decided to quit politics once for all as he doesn't want to indulge in dirty politics that doesn't appreciate the core values.

Manian added, “When Kannadasan quit DMK, he said he will come back soon, but I say I will never come back”.

Tamilaruvi Manian is a vociferous Tamil orator who has commendable knowledge in Tamil literature.

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