CHENNAI: After brief spoil from the gruelling election campaign for the 39 parliament constituencies and 18 meeting segments, political leaders are gearing for the bypolls to four meeting constituencies.
While the AIADMK needs at least 10 seats to stay safe and proceed within the govt, leaders of the DMK and the AMMK are set to dissatisfied the apple cart. Actor-turned-politician Kamal Haasan’s MNM may even try its luck.
DMK president MK Stalin will start his election campaign on May 1, with the first phase set to proceed until May eight. Senior DMK leaders will fan out around the constituencies of Ottapidaram, Thiruparankundram, Aravakurichi and Sulur to canvass for their party candidates.
Stalin had traversed just about 7,500km, overlaying all parliamentary constituencies, in his 26-day campaign. Chief minister Edappadi K Palaniswami, who may be the joint coordinator of the AIADMK, covered around eight,000km during the period.
Palaniswami, along with his deputy O Panneerselvam, will quickly hit the street to campaign for the bypolls.
However, the AIADMK camp, is yet to announce their itinerary.
AMMK leader T T V Dhinakaran has already announced his campaign time table stretching from May 1-16. The common secretary of the AMMK is company on landing a dangerous blow to the EPS-OPS camp and make inroads into the federal government.
Although the space he covered used to be no longer up to that covered through EPS and Stalin, TTV, who has travelled just about 3,500km, plans to campaign widely within the four meeting segments.
He will spend two days in each of the four constituencies within the first phase, beginning with Thiruparankundram meeting segment. In the second one and 3rd phases, he'll spend a day each in each of the constituencies.
MNM chief Kamal Haasan will start his two-phase campaign on May 3. He plans to spend 3 days in each constituency. The first phase will result in Thiruparankundram on May 5. The second phase will begin on May 10 in Sulur. On May 12 and 13, he'll discuss with Aravankurichi.
While the AIADMK needs at least 10 seats to stay safe and proceed within the govt, leaders of the DMK and the AMMK are set to dissatisfied the apple cart. Actor-turned-politician Kamal Haasan’s MNM may even try its luck.
DMK president MK Stalin will start his election campaign on May 1, with the first phase set to proceed until May eight. Senior DMK leaders will fan out around the constituencies of Ottapidaram, Thiruparankundram, Aravakurichi and Sulur to canvass for their party candidates.
Stalin had traversed just about 7,500km, overlaying all parliamentary constituencies, in his 26-day campaign. Chief minister Edappadi K Palaniswami, who may be the joint coordinator of the AIADMK, covered around eight,000km during the period.
Palaniswami, along with his deputy O Panneerselvam, will quickly hit the street to campaign for the bypolls.
However, the AIADMK camp, is yet to announce their itinerary.
AMMK leader T T V Dhinakaran has already announced his campaign time table stretching from May 1-16. The common secretary of the AMMK is company on landing a dangerous blow to the EPS-OPS camp and make inroads into the federal government.
Although the space he covered used to be no longer up to that covered through EPS and Stalin, TTV, who has travelled just about 3,500km, plans to campaign widely within the four meeting segments.
He will spend two days in each of the four constituencies within the first phase, beginning with Thiruparankundram meeting segment. In the second one and 3rd phases, he'll spend a day each in each of the constituencies.
MNM chief Kamal Haasan will start his two-phase campaign on May 3. He plans to spend 3 days in each constituency. The first phase will result in Thiruparankundram on May 5. The second phase will begin on May 10 in Sulur. On May 12 and 13, he'll discuss with Aravankurichi.
After short break, leaders get ready for bypolls
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