Madurantakam, October 3 (Daily Kiran) : MK Stalin, the president of the DMK and former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, is set to address a rally in Madurantakam in support of the party’s candidate, Paranthaman. This event comes as the campaign for the upcoming by-elections, scheduled for October 6, reaches its final stages.
With a five-way contest in this constituency, political leaders are ramping up their efforts to secure support before the campaign period ends on Sunday. Candidates from various parties have established their presence in Madurantakam, focusing on strengthening their outreach to voters.
Stalin’s rally is a key part of the DMK’s last push in the area, with several party officials expected to attend. This gathering will provide the DMK leadership another opportunity to appeal directly to voters before the election.
Given the competitive nature of the race, parties are making the most of the remaining time to bolster their support. Voting will take place on Tuesday, October 6, in both Madurantakam and Dharapuram.
As the election date approaches, political activity has intensified in both constituencies, with senior leaders participating in events to back their candidates. The simultaneous by-elections have heightened political engagement, prompting party leaders to tour both seats.
The presence of multiple candidates in Madurantakam has increased the campaign’s intensity, as each party strives to enhance its standing through continuous outreach and the involvement of senior leaders.
Stalin’s visit comes at a crucial moment, just one day before the campaign concludes. His speech is expected to resonate with the electorate, as Paranthaman’s campaign enters its final phase.
Local party organizers are making arrangements for the rally, and officials are preparing to participate. This event is among the last major campaign activities planned by the DMK in Madurantakam.
Attention now turns to the final outreach efforts leading up to Sunday’s meetings, as candidates and party workers have limited time to complete their public campaigns. The last day of campaigning will mark the end of this phase for both constituencies, paving the way for voters in Madurantakam and Dharapuram to select their representatives on October 6.
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