The third hearing of the AIADMK symbol dispute case is scheduled for tomorrow at the EC office.
Talking to reporters here, Munuswamy said the rival faction was trying to delay the hearings by submitting fake affidavits.
"The rival faction doesn't want us to get the 'two leaves' symbol. It was evident during the last hearing that they had submitted fake affidavits," he said, adding that the EC's verdict would be in favour of his faction.
The EC had adjourned the hearing. It is slated for 3:00 pm tomorrow.
The Supreme Court has given the EC time till November 10 to decide on the 'two leaves' symbol case.
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