No intention to enter politics in the future, says actor Rajinikanth
The Hindu
The actor also disbanded Rajini Makkal Mandram, an organisation he founded as a precursor to his promised political party, and revived his fans associations, “without any affiliated wings”
An hour after , actor Rajinikanth on Monday categorically stated that he has no intentions of entering politics in the future. He also disbanded ‘Rajini Makkal Mandram’ (RMM) an organisation that he founded in 2018 as a precursor to the political party that he had promised to launch to contest the 2021 State Assembly elections after he announced his political intentions in December 2017. The actor tweeted his clear-cut statement hours after he met office-bearers of the RMM. Rajinikanth's next film, Annathe, is set for release on Deepavali day later this year.
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