Chennai: Unlike the election of local agencies in the past when Honchos M Karentanidhi and J Jayaalalithaa left him to the chief of their tribe to end the alliance talks, sharing seats, attacking village agreements and caste leaders to choose candidates, the current political climate changed the tone and tennor of pollings Civil opinion in Tamil Nadu.
Usually, local polls are a cake on foot for the ruling party with caste and power power into the main ingredient for success.
With several parties in the commotion, including AIADMK, PMK, MNM, NTK in addition to the DMK Congress Congress who marked rebel candidates, victory was very important to protect party credentials and reaffirmed his leadership.
DMK, AIADMK, Congress, BJP, MNM and NTK quickly developed a nine-district travel plan to conduct a poll to campaign among rural voters, something that had never happened in the past two decades.
The VCK leader D Ravikumar acknowledged that the DMK and AIDMK LED alliances and other opposition parties took the local agency poll seriously.
“That’s because, for the DMK Front, a civilian poll like a referendum after a comfortable victory in the assembly selection of April 2021.
For AidMK, this is an opportunity to prove that the party launched by the minister’s chairman M G Ramachandran continues to be a significant strength,” he said.
Minister I Periiasamy, K S S R Ms.
Ramachandran, Thangam Thennarasu, K Jeevan Travel, P Geetha Jeevan, Anitha R Radhakrishnan and T Mano Thangaraj have started a campaign in the Southern District.
Former Minister of Uni R Baitu began asking for votes at Union Kundrathur Pancayat at Kancheepuram on Friday.
The congress who fought almost a dozen members of the Panchayat Union Board of Council in Tirunelveli and two dozen seats in Tenkasi, his fort, expect the Head of TNCC K S Slagiri and other party leaders to campaign next week.
The last day for nominated withdrawals is scheduled for Saturday.
Aiadmk Ally BJP was both excited to be taken to the rural mass of the government program Narendra Modi.
“Even though we did not get the chair we wanted, all of our cadres worked enthusiastically.
Our country’s president Annamalai will campaign in all districts,” said Secretary General BJP Karu Nagarajan.
With input from M Ananth and J Shanmughasundaram