Lok Sabha Polls: BJP's K Annamalai kicks off campaign with Coimbatore roadshow, labels DMK as adversaries of State
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Lok Sabha Polls: BJP’s K Annamalai kicks off campaign with Coimbatore roadshow, labels DMK as adversaries of State

Tamil Nadu BJP Chief and Coimbatore candidate K Annamalai kick-started his Lok Sabha election campaign with a roadshow in Madurai's Teppakulam Maidanam. Standing atop an open-roofed vehicle, he aims to secure victory in the upcoming polls

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Tamil Nadu BJP Chief and BJP candidate from Coimbatore, K Annamalai kicks off Election campaign with roadshow (Source: ANI)

Tamil Nadu BJP Chief and BJP candidate from Coimbatore, K Annamalai kicks off Election campaign with roadshow (Source: ANI)

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The Tamil Nadu BJP Chief and BJP candidate from Coimbatore, K Annamalai, hit the campaign trail on April 3, by holding a roadshow to make preparations for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. The roadshow started in Teppakulam Maidanam in Madurai at around 11 am with K Annamalai standing on an open-roofed vehicle. Annamalai is contesting from the Coimbatore Lok Sabha constituency in the general elections.

#WATCH | Tamil Nadu BJP president and party's Coimbatore candidate K Annamalai holds a roadshow ahead of Lok Sabha elections.#LokasabhaElection2024 pic.twitter.com/IzhGXgZBMu

— ANI (@ANI) April 3, 2024

Earlier, he slammed the ruling DMK and its chief, MK Stalin, saying that they are the enemies of Tamil Nadu and the people of the State. “MK Stalin and DMK are the enemies of Tamil Nadu and the people of the state. Today, it is only the BJP that is in the field and campaigning for the election,” he said. “June 4 will attest to the fact that Tamil Nadu will come Modi’s way, that is, in a very big way,” said Annamalai earlier.

On March 28, K Annamalai filed his nomination from the Coimbatore parliamentary constituency. A Karnataka cadre IPS officer, Annamalai, resigned from service in 2019 and joined the BJP in 2020. He was appointed BJP state president a year late.

All 39 seats of Tamil Nadu will poll in the first phase of the general elections on April 19 and the counting of votes, along with those from other phases, has been scheduled for June 4.

In 2019, the DMK swept the Lok Sabha polls in the state, winning 23 Lok Sabha seats and bagging the lion’s share of the total votes polled, at 33.2 per cent. Its ruling ally, Congress, bagged 8 seats, mining 12.9 per cent of the total votes polled, while the CPI won two seats. CPI (M) and IUML won one seat each while the remaining two seats went to Independents.

The elections to 543 Lok Sabha seats in the country will be held in seven phases, starting April 19. Nearly 97 crore voters are eligible to get their fingers inked this time.

(with inputs from ANI)

Topics: Coimbatore Lok Sabha constituencyBJPDMKMk StalinK AnnamalaicoimbatoreLok Sabha Polls 2024Lok Sabha election campaign
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