<span style="color: #222222;">In Tamil Nadu, leaders of all the political parties are criss crossing every part of the State garnering support for their candidates. Union Minister Smriti Irani drove a two wheeler on the city main road of Coimbatore as a part of canvassing for Coimbatore South Candidate. The party's women's wing organised the two-wheeler procession in the Raja Street area.<br />''<br />''AIADMK Joint Coordinator and Chief Minister Palanisamy criticised A.Raja for using verbal attack on him personally. He told that DMK was never true to its words and was undermining farmers.<br />''<br />''The secular Democratic Front led by the DMK had a meeting with all the alliance leaders including MK Stalin, Congress MP Rahul Gandhi, MDMK leader VAIKO, left party leaders, VCK, IUML and MMK leaders shared the same dais. Stalin accused the AIADMK of not taking an independent stand in support of the people of the State.<br />''<br />''Congress leader Rahul Gandhi accused the BJP of mistreating representatives of democracy who won the mandate of the people.<br />''In election-related action, Chennai Police Commissioner Mahesh Agarwal has said that a case was registered against DMK MP A. Raja under the Indian Penal code and Representation of people's act for scathing personal verbal attack on the Joint Coordinator and the Chief Minister Palanisamy.<br />''<br />''After receiving the complaint, the Chief Electoral Officer has forwarded it to the District electoral officer for necessary action.</span><br />
News On AIR | March 29, 2021 8:34 AM
Top political leaders lead campaign in Tamil Nadu to woo voters for assembly elections