L. Murugan Resigns as Union Minister and Rajya Sabha MP, to Focus on Strengthening BJP in Tamil Nadu

New Delhi: Union Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting and Parliamentary Affairs L. Murugan has resigned from his ministerial position and membership of the Rajya Sabha, stating that he wants to devote more time to strengthening the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Tamil Nadu.

Murugan communicated his decision to Prime Minister Narendra Modi through a letter, in which he explained his desire to focus on the party’s organisational growth in his home state.

In his letter, Murugan referred to his recent visit to Tamil Nadu, where he received a warm welcome and considerable affection from the people. He said the enthusiasm and support he witnessed reflected their confidence in a better future.

Expressing gratitude for the affection he received, Murugan said the love and encouragement of the people had inspired him to work with greater dedication for Tamil Nadu, the BJP and the country.

He added that the experience had further strengthened his resolve to contribute to the state’s development and the party’s growth.

According to the reasons outlined in his letter, Murugan intends to dedicate more time and energy to strengthening the BJP’s organisational presence in Tamil Nadu.