An image of a flex banner allegedly made by AIADMK supporters that declared the victory of A.S. Ramalingam, the party’s candidate for Kangeyam Assembly constituency, even before the votes have been co
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12 nominations filed across eight constituencies on Day 3
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Minister Udumalai K. Radhakrishnan (second left) filing his nomination to contest from Udumalpet Assembly constituency at the Udumalpet Revenue Divisional Offi ce on Tuesday.
12 nominations filed across eight constituencies on Day 3
Minister for Animal Husbandry Udumalai K. Radhakrishnan and former Minister M.P. Saminathan filed their nominations on Tuesday for Udumalpet and Kangeyam Assembly constituencies respectively.
Mr. Radhakrishnan, the sitting MLA of Udumalpet constituency who was renominated by the AIADMK, submitted his papers at the Udumalpet Revenue Divisional Office to the Returning Officer and Revenue Divisional Officer (Udumalpet) C. Geetha.
Farmers in Kangeyam a disappointed lot
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Concrete lining of LBP canal, cess on coconut, copra did not go well with them
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Concrete lining of LBP canal, cess on coconut, copra did not go well with them
A slew of demands put forth by the farmers of Kangeyam Assembly constituency seem to remain unaddressed, following which they have now decided to file nominations to contest in the Assembly election.
In January, a group of farmers went on a five-day hunger strike demanding adequate release of water to the Vellakoil branch canal within the constituency under the Parambikulam-Aliyar Project (PAP). Members of the PAP-Vellakoil Branch Canal Water Protection Committee, which comprises farmers from Kangeyam and Vellakoil blocks, alleged that water was not being released for irrigating agricultural lands in accordance with the Parambikulam-Aliyar Project (Regulation of Water Supply) Act, 1993.
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Gift items worth ₹5,000 seized near Kangeyam
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Election officials seized gift items worth ₹5,000 placed inside bags that bore images of Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami and Deputy Chief Minister O. Panneerselvam near Kangeyam in Tiruppur district on Wednesday.
According to Returning Officer for Kangeyam Assembly constituency R. Rengarajan, a Static Surveillance Team was engaged in vehicle check outside a private wedding hall at Padiyur near Kangeyam around 9 a.m.
The team checked a four-wheeler belonging to N. Marimuthu and found 15 bags with the images of the AIADMK leaders, which contained a blanket, a saree and a silver plate each.