Amit shah tamil nadu visit: When a leader of the north landed on the land of the south, the head in the temple and then open the political front, then understand the election Ranbheri. Tamil Nadu, which grew up in the shade of Dravidian politics for decades, has now become the next big goal for the Bharatiya Janata Party. This new stop of ‘Sankalp Yatra’, which reached Meenakshi Amman Temple in Madurai from power in Delhi, is not just a religious philosophy, but preparation of political revolution. And is leading it Union Home Minister Amit Shah himself. This tour of Amit Shah was not a simple political tour. This was the opportunity to give this message – DMK’s power is now in danger, and the BJP is not a ‘external party’ in Tamil Nadu but a ‘serious contenders’. The confidence with which Shah spoke after his forehead in the Meenakshi temple, he has pulled the lines of concern in the DMK camp.
“Not I, the people of Tamil Nadu will defeat Stalin”
Shah not only targeted the Stalin government in his speech, but also shouted the pulse of the public in his familiar aggressive manner. He said, “MK Stalin says that Amit Shah cannot beat DMK. He is right. Not me, but the people of Tamil Nadu will defeat you.” These words were not only taunts, but the BJP’s confidence was the announcement that it is now ready to land with full force in the political game of the state. Shah clarified that the BJP and AIADMK alliance in the 2026 assembly elections will return to power as NDA. This announcement is believed to be the beginning of an attempt to become a new axis in the politics of South India. The special thing is that he also mentioned West Bengal, expressing that the BJP is now eyeing both ‘South and East’.
Stalin government has a big charge of corruption
Amit Shah in his entire address put the issue of corruption at the center. He said that the people of Tamil Nadu are fed up with the corruption-loving government of DMK. According to him, the people of the state now want change and are seeing the BJP as a reliable alternative. This statement came at a time when DMK has already been accused of many scams and extravagance. Shah’s attack was directly on the stronghold of Chief Minister MK Stalin. And the interesting thing is that the BJP is now working on the allegation of being ‘external’ and working on local issues and the strategy of Tamil Asmita.
Women empowerment and ‘mother’ agenda
In his speech, Shah spoke of women empowerment, especially mentioning the 11 -year achievements of the Modi government. He said, “Strong women are the foundations of self -sufficient India.” He described steps such as Ujjwala scheme, prohibition of triple divorce, women Shakti Vandan Act and recruitment of women in armed forces as revolutionary. This statement is an attempt to help the women voter class of Tamil Nadu, which are about half of the state’s total population. Shah also said that the BJP promises social justice and corruption -free governance in the state. Prime Minister Narendra Modi also carried forward this line of Shah and said on social media that the NDA government has given a new definition to the development of women. Programs like Swachh Bharat, Mudra Yojana and PM Awas Yojana are designed by placing women at the center.
From temples to mission: confluence of faith and strategy
Worshiping Amit Shah at Meenakshi Amman Temple was also a political message. The BJP is now introducing its identity in South India as a ‘Hindutva -based party’, but as a carrier of cultural and social consciousness. Meenakshi Temple, which is the center of faith in Tamil Nadu, went there and made it clear that the BJP has now jumped into the religious-cultural ground. This strategy was earlier seen in Karnataka, where the BJP raised the issue of conservation of Lingayat community and temples. Now this formula is being implemented through Meenakshi Temple and other religious places in Tamil Nadu.
‘Lotus’ will reach booth level
BJP’s real election campaign begins only after Shah’s visit. The party is now focusing on strengthening the organization at the booth level in the state. It was clearly stated at Shah’s core committee meeting that every BJP worker would reach village and house to house with the achievements of the NDA government led by Modi. That is, this election will be a fight for ‘Model vs. Model’ not only against DMK – Modi Model vs. Stalin Model. And Shah claims that the people of Tamil Nadu are in the mood for change this time.
AIADMK’s return or BJP start?
Shah’s visit to Shah is another indication that the BJP is now looking at AIADMK as not only an ally, but as an election ladder. In Jayalalithaa’s absence, AIADMK’s mass base is shattered, which the BJP is trying to unite afresh. How much this alliance will be able to compete with the strong organization of DMK and traditional voters, it will be clear only in the 2026 election, but it is certain that this time the BJP has come to Tamil Nadu not only to contest elections but to get power.
Will Tamil Nadu change political color now?
The politics of Tamil Nadu has been a legacy of the Dravidian parties for a long time. The BJP continued to get only symbolic support here till now. But this visit of Shah has made it clear that the BJP is now making a strategy of power, not the politics of symbols. The 2026 assembly elections may be two years away, but the foundation of the election war has been laid in Madurai. Now it will be seen whether ‘Kamal’ will really be able to blossom in the hard soil of Tamil politics, or once again the Dravidian ideology will be heavy. But one thing is certain that this Tamil Nadu Mission of Amit Shah has definitely given the sleep of the Stalin government.
