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Arjun's fans too offer support

  • IndiaGlitz, [Friday,April 28 2006]

Close on the heels of fans of Rajinikanth expressing their support for the AIADMK led alliance in Tamil Nadu for the forthcoming Assembly elections, it's now the turn of the fans of actor Arjun to do so.

The office-bearers of Arjun's Fans Association held discussion in Theni and decided to extend support to Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa and her party candidates throughout the State.

Taking part in the meeting, office-bearers of the fans association said 'The noble work carried out by Jayalalithaa in the last five years had impressed them to come out in open supporting her'. A resolution was also passed at the meeting to carry out campaigns to ensure the victory of AIADMK candidates.

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