Meanwhile, a PIL was filed in the Supreme Court seeking to restrain the swearing-in of Sasikala on Tuesday.
However, the Madras University Auditorium, which had earlier hosted the swearing-in of late Chief Minister Jayalalithaa, was being reportedly spruced up for the occasion, while apparently awaiting the court directive.
The party remained tight-lipped on Sasikala taking over as chief minister tomorrow as is being widely speculated.
A senior AIADMK source, however, indicated that all arrangements were in place in the event of the ceremony taking place tomorrow.
Governor Ch Vidyasagar Rao has accepted the resignation of incumbent Chief Minister O Panneerselvam who quit citing 'personal reasons.
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