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Only the AIADMK can give good governance in local bodies,” the leaders said, alleging that the arch-rival DMK won the assembly election by making people believe their false promises and schemes that were impossible to implement. “The AIADMK had fulfilled all the promises made by Amma (Jayalalithaa) in the last ten years.
In a statement, AIADMK coordinator O Panneerselvam and joint coordinator Edappadi K Palaniswami said the election was not new to the party founded by MGR and nurtured by Jayalalithaa and it had faced it honestly and fairly and won the support of the people. We are enlightening the voters on several welfare measures extended by the DMK government and urging them to elect our candidates to the local bodies so that all welfare schemes continue without any interupptions," said Masthan. "Our only focus is to capitalize on the good governance led by our chief minister in the state. Minorities minister K S Masthan, who campaigned in Villupuram district, highlighting the people-friendly policies of the DMK government led by chief minister M K Stalin, said the DMK government implemented several welfare schemes for all sections of people within a short period of time. The posters splashed across the region bore the images of the chief minister, while that of his father, Karunanidhi, were few.
Even the allies were keen on talking about Stalin and his support for the candidates. Instead, ‘Stalin than vararu, vidiyalai thara poraru’ - the campaign song that influenced the recentlyheld assembly election, got all the attention. In the DMK camp, the popular propaganda songs of Nagore Hanifa took a back seat. On requests from elders, the campaigners also played the popular song and dance numbers of party founder MGR and Jayalalithaa. They will vote for the ‘two-leaves’ symbol and the voice of Amma,” said an AIADMK candidate in Kadayam Union in Tenkasi.
The speeches were of her campaigns when she toured the districts in 2016, her last election. The AIADMK camp played fiery dialogues of Jayalalithaa in the 2016 elections, asking voters to vote for the two-leaves symbol. In Tirunelveli and Tenkasi, the candidates of both parties contesting for panchayat union councillor and district panchayat councillor posts strongly felt that it was not their reputation or hard work that mattered but the influence of tall leaders that would determine their victory. Barring a video clip where he is seen seeking votes, Stalin has not visited the districts but directed his ministers, MLAs and MPs to do the talking in the rural pockets. The high-decibel local body election campaign for the first phase in nine districts that ended on Monday saw the ruling DMK and the AIADMK slug it out, taking the names of chief minister M K Stalin and late chief minister J Jayalalithaa. CHENNAI/TENKASI: It is not just bad roads or drinking water that is grabbing the attention of voters this time.
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