Tamil Nadu will be going into polls on April 6 and the votes will be counted on May 2, during which the winner will be announced.

These were the factors through which Panneerselvam had predicted that a favorable situation has now arisen for the ADMK to win the polls.

Sasikala announced her decision on Wednesday and said that she has decided to stay off from active politics with the view of establishing Jayalalithaa's golden rule in Tamil Nadu. 

The parties are carrying out aggressive talks but the current events display that the amicable output of seat-sharing is not in sight yet.

They had staged protests before Sasikala's residence by holding a banner and with the demand of calling Sasikala to enter active politics.

Sasikala had on Wednesday announced that she is quitting politics and said that her decision was with the view of forming a golden rule of Jayalalithaa in the state. 

The speculations had sparked fresh debates after Dhinakaran said that he is ready to ally in ADMK- BJP alliance with the condition that he has to lead the alliance.

However, ADMK had rejected BJP's plan and the state ruling party has decided to give only 20 seats to the Central ruling party.

On the front of comparison, ADMK has been going through the toughest episodes of talks with the allied parties than DMK, though the latter is pushed to accommodate multiple parties in its coalition.

ADMK has been pushed to a state of balancing its allegiance to the BJP and its drive of meeting the demands from other allied parties.