chennai bjp tamil nadu state president k annamalai on tuesday said he will not change his style of politics and he expects party functionaries to adopt an aggressive approachwe will not take a soft approach to politics here we will go aggressive and there is no change of my style and the partys approach and my style of politics is to talk to the district presidents functionaries and increase the interaction with cadre i want my cadre to be aggressive since every political party including the dmk and its allies are against our party hence our style of politics will be aggressive and there is no change in it annamalai told reporters in chennaihe was commenting on audio of his alleged telephonic conversation with partys madurai rural district secretary maha suseedran the audio conversation was a manipulated one he said he demanded that dmk functionaries release the full telephonic conversation to reveal what minister palanivel thiaga rajan spoke at madurai airport on august 13 bjp cadre threw a slipper at the ministers vehicle on that day i want the cadre to stage protest and meet the media people to explain the way the minister behaved on that day but some cadre turned emotional resulting in unwanted incident throwing slipper on the ministers car it overshadowed what was the provocation he saidhe demanded that the tamil nadu government constitute an empowered panel of ministers to hold talks with the villagers of parandur and expedite the rs 20000crore airport projectthe villagers of parandur environmentalists and nongovernment organisations are apprehensive of the project it is the duty of the state government to take them into confidence to implement such projects said annamalaihe said the wrong trend set by the dmk party when it was in the opposition was hammering the development projects it is an acid test for the state government it should implement the airport project to bring more projects and development to the state in the future said annamalaion eight lane chennaisalem expressway project the bjp chief said state highway minister e v velu had aired view in favour of the road project it was in stark contrast to was dmk and its leader m k stalin had maintained when the dmk leader was the opposition party leader he had strongly objected to the project it was reflected in the partys election manifesto after coming to power stalin submitted a representation to the prime minister and appealed to the centre not to take up the eightlane project he said