AIADMK Launches LED Screen Promotion To Woo Voters

AIADMK launches LED screen promotion to woo voters: Tamil Nadu Election 2021.

The ruling AIADMK launches campaigning with LEDs using high-tech technology to woo the voters here.

The party has mentioned the development and welfare works done by the state government by installing large LED screens in four-wheelers.

On Tuesday, the party’s Chennai wing’s IT wing secretary K.K. Swaminathan said that we want to reach out to as many people as possible.

Meanwhile, several leaders, including a former minister, filed their nomination papers on Tuesday. Since the nomination process started on March 12, more than 1223 nomination papers have been filed so far.

Palaniswamy targets DMK.

Meanwhile, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K.K. While campaigning in Pudukkottai, Palaniswamy fiercely targeted the opposition DMK and said that his party, the AIADMK, can only fulfill the promises made to the voters.

He said that he never fulfilled all the promises made by the DMK earlier.

Declared assets worth Rs 47 lakhs.

Palaniswamy declared movable assets worth more than Rs 47 lakh while filing nominations for the April 6 assembly election to be held from the Edapadi constituency.

There is no real estate in his name. His wife has movable and immovable assets worth Rs 1,04,11,631 and has assets worth Rs 50.21 lakh under the Hindu Undivided Family (HUF).

Kamal Haasan intensified the election campaign.

Actor-turned-politician Kamal Haasan has stepped up campaigning for his party Makkal Neethi Mayam (MNM) by visiting parks, gyms, and fish markets in the Coimbatore South Assembly constituency on Tuesday.

He is in the morning contacting the people who went to the morning walk and also went to the gym. Appealed to the people to vote there.

He also went to a tea shop and listened to their problems. Let me tell you that on Monday, he had filed his nomination papers from this seat.

Congress declared candidates for Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Puducherry assembly elections.

The Congress on Tuesday announced several candidates for the Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Puducherry assembly elections.

These include 21 candidates for Assam, 14 candidates for Puducherry, six for Kerala, and four for Tamil Nadu.