Chennai:
After a series of consultative meetings with supporters across Tamil Nadu, former Union Minister G K Vasan, who broke away from Congress, is all set to launch his political party at a public meeting in Tiruchirapalli on November 28.
Addressing a meeting of women supporters in Chennai on Wednesday, Mr Vasan said the public meeting where he will announce the name of the party and flag will be held on November 28 in G Corner grounds, Ponmalai in Tiruchirpalli.
"The meeting will make not just Tamil Nadu but the whole of India to turn around and take note."
Earlier, he said the to-be launched outfit will give due importance to women and the youth and will come to the streets to fight for people's issues.
Mr Vasan, while quitting Congress on 3rd of November, faulting the central observer's role in the state unit, had said that his soon to be launched party will be "committed to democracy and secularism."
Mr Vasan said that he took the decision after taking feedback from "lakhs of party workers."
Following this, Tamil Nadu Congress Committee President E V K S Elangovan urged him to be not the "prodigal son" and wanted him to return to the party.
"I have great regard for your father (late G K Moopanar). You are the pet child of the Congress party. Still, if you don't reverse your decision, I have the only option of wishing you well," he had said.