AIADMK workers at the general council meet in Chennai. (P Jawahar | EPS) 
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AIADMK General council meet held in Chennai

Around 2,400 General Council members are expected to attend this meeting, but unlike in the past, there are no special invitees this time. The meeting is as historic as it is crucial.

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The road near the council meet venue is lined up with AIADMK party flags. (Ashwin Prasath | EPS)
AIADMK general council meet in Chennai. (P Jawahar | EPS)
Around 2,400 General Council members are expected to attend the meeting, but unlike in the past, there are no special invitees this time. (Ashwin Prasath |EPS)
Huge Cutouts and Banners of AIADMK party were placed in the vicinity of Vanagaram were the general body meeting was held on Tuesday. (Ashwin Prasath | EPS)
Tight police security been put at AIADMK party general body meeting which was held at Vanagaram on Tuesday. (Ashwin Prasath | EPS)
A man dressed up like MGR poses outside the meeting hall at Vanagaram on Tuesday. (Ashwin Prasath | EPS)
The surrounding areas of council meet venue were flooded with cut-outs of Late Tamil Nadu CM Jayalalithaa. (Ashwin Prasath | EPS)
Huge Cutouts and Banners of AIADMK party were placed in the vicinity of Vanagaram were the general body meeting was held on Tuesday. (Ashwin Prasath | EPS)
The surrounding areas of council meet venue were flooded with cut-outs of ate Tamil Nadu CM Jayalalithaa. (Ashwin Prasath | EPS)
AIADMK women party members perform dance outside the meeting hall at Vanagaram on Tuesday. (Ashwin Prasath | EPS)
Huge Cutouts and Banners of AIADMK party were placed in the vicinity of Vanagaram were the general body meeting was held on Tuesday. (Ashwin Prasath | EPS)

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