Younger son told about AK Antony’s condition after his brother joined BJP, ‘I made my father so sad…’

Anil Antony Brother Ajith Action: A day after Congress leader and former Union Minister AK Antony’s son Anil Antony joined BJP, his brother Ajit has told the condition of the house. He also told about the condition of his father AK Antony. He is the younger son of AK Antony. Ajit said that his father was sad after seeing Anil joining BJP. He said that he had never seen father so sad.

Speaking to the media in Thiruvananthapuram, Ajith Antony said that his brother Anil had not given any indication to the family about his decision. He said that everyone was shocked to see Anil like this in the news channels on Thursday (April 6).

‘Papa just didn’t shed tears’

According to news agency PTI, Ajit Antony said on Friday (April 7), “Papa (AK Antony) was sitting in a corner of the house in extreme pain. I have never seen him so weak like this in my life. He just didn’t shed tears.” Ajit said that his brother would have his own reasons for joining the BJP. He used to get many derogatory calls from unknown workers of the Congress party, which must have hurt him.

‘…will throw out like curry leaves’

Ajit said, “I had thought that he (Anil) would stay away from the Congress party in anger but never thought that he would go to the BJP. This decision was completely unexpected.” With this, Ajit said that Anil’s joining BJP was a very impulsive decision. BJP will throw them out like ‘curry leaves’ after using them temporarily. However, he said that he was confident that Anil would correct his mistakes and return to the Congress.

However, in response to a question, Ajit said that if Anil feels that it is good for his political future, then he can continue in BJP. Let us tell you that on Thursday, AK Antony had reacted and said that his son Anil has done wrong by joining BJP, due to which he is sad.

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