Jaya may call on EC during Delhi visit

May emulate Mayawati's gesture of thanking EC for smooth polls

GN Bureau | June 10, 2011



Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa on her visit Delhi on Monday is expected to make a call to the election commission to thank officials at Nirvachan Sadan to thank them for the smooth conduct of the assembly polls in her state.

If she does make the visit, she will be taking a leaf off Mayawati's book, who did the same after her victory in 2007.

Jayalalithaa will also be meeting the prime minister and UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi. All MPs and six Tamil Nadu ministers of the AIADMK will welcome Jayalalithaa at the Delhi airport on Monday afternoon.

Tamil Nadu IAS and IPS officers will be meeting their PMO peers to coordinate the massive backroom work for the visit as Jayalalithaa is expected make 25-30 demands of the centre for her state.

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