The posters supporting Sasikala describe her as "Chinnaamma", as she is called by party workers, and request her to take up the leadership of AIADMK and guide the party.
Those supporting Deepa describe her as "Kulavilakku" (guiding lamp of Tamilians) and "Aala Pirandavale" (born to rule) as Jayalalithaa was known among party cadres.
The posters supporting Jayalalithaa's niece came up soon after she gave an interview to a TV channel stating that she was not averse to enter politics if people so desired.
In Tiruchirapalli, AIADMK district functionaries had organised an indefinite fast, demanding that Sasikala take over the party.
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After the demise of Jayalalithaa on December 5, top party leaders, including party presidium chairman E Madusudanan, party treasurer and Chief Minister O Panneerselvam, and Lok Sabha Deputy Speaker M Thambidurai had urged her take on the top post of party General Secretary and lead the party.
Sasikala, 60, had been a close aide of Jayalalithaa for three decades and was always seen as a power centre in AIADMK.
On December 14, party functionaries from six districts had called on Sasikala and urged her to guide AIADMK.
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