Rajinikanth: No politics, no party will start: Fans forgive

Rajinikanth politics latest news: No politics, no party will start: Fans forgive - Actor Rajinikanth

Rajini has said that he will not start the party and has given up his decision to enter politics in the elections and has asked fans and supporters to forgive him for it.

Rajinikanth also pointed out that he went to Hyderabad for anannatha shooting despite doctors advice, where four people were confirmed corona and tested and he was also negative. But he noted that there was a high fluctuation in blood pressure and had to be under medical supervision for three days in the hospital as the condition severely affects his transplanted kidneys.

Rajini said that his health had cancelled the shooting and many people lost their jobs and lost crores of rupees and said he was looking at this as a warning to him. Rajini said that if the party was launched, he would only campaign through media and social media, creating a political upheaval among the people and winning the elections.

He said that four of the 120-member group had suffered corona and had to be under medical observation for three days, and that corona was being transformed into a second wave and would have to face millions if the party started campaigning. 

Rajini said that he would take anti-immune medications even if he was immunized and had to face mental and economic difficulties in the course of his campaign.

Rajini has explained that if he does not act, he will not be able to make four people speak in four ways, so he does not want to make his own people scapegoat. So, rajini said he was very sorry to say that he was not able to enter politics in the party and that he was aware of the pain he had suffered when he announced it.

Rajini has sincerely asked the People's Council to forgive me, and the audience and the people who are waiting for the party to start the party. Rajini said that he would do his best to the people without coming to electoral politics, as the Rajini Mandal will act as if he would protect the People's Council and their families.