On speculations about merger of the two AIADMK factions and that he was going to be made "general secretary," he said no one has approached him for it so far.
"If approached, we are ready to sit and talk and I have confidence that they (leaders) will come (for talks)," he told reporters at the airport here.
His remarks came amid the speculations in a section of media that a merger was on the cards after dumping party interim chief V K Sasikala and her family, including deputy chief Dhinakaran.
Answering a question, he said, only his faction would get the AIADMK party's two-leaves symbol.
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