Published on April 3, 2026
Former Chief Minister of Puducherry, V. Narayanasamy, has accused leaders of the Congress party who recently defected to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of being motivated central investigative agencies, including the Enforcement Directorate (ED), Income Tax Department, and the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). This statement comes as the political landscape in Puducherry heats up ahead of the 2026 Assembly elections.
Narayanasamy highlighted a growing trend of political defections in Puducherry, attributing them primarily to the pressure exerted . He emphasized that such fears have led several Congress leaders to switch their allegiance to the BJP, claiming that these shifts are not based on genuine political alignment but rather on self-preservation in the face of potential investigations.
In his address, Narayanasamy outlined the strategies that Congress would employ to navigate the evolving political scenario in Puducherry. His focus was on the complexities of seat-sharing arrangements and local alliances that have been a hallmark of coalition politics in the Union Territory. He acknowledged the challenges posed ’s growing influence and stated that Congress is preparing to strengthen its grassroots connections to counteract these moves.
The former Chief Minister also voiced concerns about the vulnerabilities within the BJP’s alliances, suggesting that internal contradictions and local dissent could lead to instability. He proposed that Congress is equipped to capitalize on these vulnerabilities, there as a formidable opponent in the upcoming elections.
Moreover, Narayanasamy called upon party workers to unite and work towards consolidating their base. He encouraged engagement with the electorate, underlining the importance of addressing local issues and concerns that resonate with the public. The former Chief Minister expressed confidence in Congress’s ability to rally support and reclaim its prominence in Puducherry politics.
As the political environment continues to evolve, Narayanasamy’s remarks reflect a broader struggle for power among parties in Puducherry. The outcome of these dynamics will be critical as the 2026 Assembly elections approach, with Narayanasamy asserting that Congress is committed to fighting for the rights and interests of the people of Puducherry amidst the pressure tactics from the BJP and central agencies.
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