With just 12 days remaining for the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly elections, political campaigning has intensified across the State. Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has been actively canvassing support for DMK and its alliance candidates in multiple districts.
Stalin had earlier launched the first phase of his campaign in Thiruvarur, followed by subsequent phases concluding in Tirunelveli and Puducherry on April 6. He commenced the fourth phase from Thanjavur on Friday, addressing public meetings in support of candidates from eight Assembly constituencies in the district.
Continuing his campaign in Pudukkottai district, Stalin is scheduled to address a public meeting at Thirukokarnam later in the day.
Ahead of the meeting, the Chief Minister undertook a road walk in Iluppur near Viralimalai, where he directly interacted with the public and sought votes for DMK and its alliance candidates. He also boarded a bus during the campaign and appealed to passengers to support Viralimalai constituency candidate Chella Pandian.
Residents accorded a warm reception to Stalin as he walked through the area, highlighting the high-pitched campaign activity in the run-up to the polls.
