Chennai: BJP Tamil Nadu president K Annamalai on Thursday removed his shoes and vowed not to wear footwear until the DMK is ousted from power in the State. Annamalai, who removed his shoes at the end of a media conference in Coimbatore,

Coimbatore: K Annamalai, Tamil Nadu's BJP state president, made a dramatic statement in Coimbatore, vowing to walk barefoot until the DMK government is ousted. He removed his shoes during a media address,

Annamalai said that the alleged perpetrator has links to the DMK, which the party denied. During the press conference, he showed pictures of the accused with DMK leaders, saying the accused was emboldened due to his connection with those in power.

The former Karnataka-cadre IPS officer also said he would undertake a fast for 48 days from December 27 till the second week of February following which he will visit all six abodes of Lord Murugan across the state and offer prayers to help him 'oust the DMK from power.

Tamil Nadu BJP President K Annamalai made a bold statement during a press conference by removing his footwear, declaring that he will remain barefoot until the DMK government is removed from power. His protest comes in response to the government's alleged mishandling of the Anna University student sexual harassment case.

Tamil Nadu BJP chief K Annamalai removed his shoes at a press conference and vowed not to put it back on until the DMK is removed from power.

Annamalai said he was going to whip himself six times in front of his house on Friday as a sign of protest against the way police handled the Anna Uni

Tamil Nadu BJP leader Annamalai condemned the act of publicising the details of the identity of the victim through the FIR.