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Mohanlal declines to contest AMMA Elections, likely to continue as President without voting

The Association of Malayalam Movie Artists (AMMA) held its general body meeting on Sunday, focusing on leadership decisions. As per an Asianet report, Mohanlal has maintained that he won't contest if elections are conducted, despite the ad hoc committee urging him to continue.

June 22, 2025 / 21:03 IST
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This comes after Mohanlal reportedly told the association in an earlier communication that he would not run for reelection if new polls were taken.
This comes after Mohanlal reportedly told the association in an earlier communication that he would not run for reelection if new polls were taken.

The Association of Malayalam Movie Artists (AMMA) convened its general body meeting on Sunday, where key leadership matters were addressed. According to an Asianet report, former president Mohanlal has reiterated his decision not to contest if elections are held, even though the ad hoc committee has continued to push for him to extend his leadership term.

This comes after Mohanlal reportedly told the association in an earlier communication that he would not run for reelection if new polls were taken. The ad hoc committee had pushed for Mohanlal's continued presidency at the last general body meeting on May 31. As a result, it now seems that there won't be any elections and that Mohanlal's committee will continue operating without a formal vote.

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After the Hema Committee report caused the then-governing body to dissolve, Mohanlal first resigned as president in August of last year. As a result, an ad hoc committee headed by Mohanlal was formed to supervise AMMA's activities.

According to the report, Mohanlal will remain in the role as president under the current structure. Leadership changes have also followed in the wake of the controversies. Siddique, who held the post of general secretary, resigned after multiple sexual assault allegations surfaced against him.