Chennai, April 3: In the lead-up to the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, Chief Minister M.K. Stalin is set to embark on a significant campaign tour in Tirunelveli today. This tour is a crucial part of the DMK and its allies’ growing electoral efforts in southern Tamil Nadu, with voting scheduled for April 23.
According to the planned itinerary, CM Stalin will depart from Chennai around 4:50 PM and travel by air to Tuticorin. From there, he will proceed by road to Tirunelveli, where he is expected to address a large public rally on the Nellai South Bypass. A substantial turnout is anticipated as the election campaign enters its final phase.
During the rally, CM Stalin will campaign in support of several key candidates from the DMK and its allied parties. These include Assembly Speaker Appavu, contesting from the Rathapuram seat, incumbent MLA Abdul Wahab from Palayamkottai, and candidate Subramanian from Tirunelveli.
Additionally, he will seek support for Congress candidates contesting from Nanguneri and Ambasamudram seats.
This visit comes at a time when the DMK has finalized seat-sharing arrangements with its allies and released its list of candidates. Recently, CM Stalin announced the party’s candidates, marking the start of the election campaign in the state.
After the rally in Tirunelveli, CM Stalin will head to Kanyakumari, where he will stay overnight. The following morning, he is scheduled to address another public gathering at 9 AM. On the same day, he will also hold a rally in Sankarankovil, Tenkasi district.
During this time, he will campaign for DMK candidates Manoj Pandian (Alangulam), Raja (Vasudevanallur), and Kalai Kathirvan (Tenkasi), as well as MDMK candidate Rajendran (Kadayam). He will also appeal for votes in support of the Congress candidate from Sankarankovil.
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