Chennai: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa currently has the stars in her favour. Thanks to the mighty planet Jupiter, she seems set to enjoy a favourable turn of events during the upcoming general elections. She is one of the few female politicians in India who has been at the top, seen it all and defied many odds in a heavily male dominated arena. Naturally thus, Amma has a huge following.
WOMAN POWER! Jupiter is the lord of the 10th House in Jayalalithaa’s Birth Chart. Plus, she is currently passing through the Jupiter Mahadasha and Jupiter Bhukti. And, Ganesha further notes that Jupiter is placed in the 7th House in its own sign in Amma’s horoscope.
WHAT DOES IT MEAN? The strong Jupiter period in Jayalalithaa’s chart indicates that she is going to play a very important role not only during the forthcoming Lok Sabha Elections, but also in the formation of the new government, after the final results of the General Elections, says GaneshaSpeaks.com’s senior astrologer Tanmay K. Thakar.
JAYALALITHAA’S PERFORMANCE AS A LEADER A popular actress in Southern India in the 1960s and ‘70s, Jayalalithaa entered politics in 1982 to join AIADMK. Once she did her ground-work, she touched superstardom even in the politics. She served as the CM of Tamil Nadu from 1991 to 1996, in 2001, and once again from 2002 to 2006. Stars speak — A further detailed reading of her horoscope and the transiting planets indicate that the transiting Jupiter is passing through Jayalalithaa’s Ascendant and is aspecting her Natal Jupiter (as placed in her Horoscope).
WINNING DAYS AHEAD She can easily be a prominent player in the upcoming elections. She will be well poised and will walk into the battlefield with high confidence. Her populist schemes will touch a chord among the voters and her importance and prominence will be felt not only in state politics, but also in national politics. Summarily, Ganesha says that Jayalalithaa’s charismatic personality and strong leadership qualities will help AIADMK win significantly in the 2014 Lok Sabha Elections.
