On April 19, Tamil Nadu is voting in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. The state has 39 seats and is a crucial factor in deciding the future of India. Learn about the key candidates, alliances, and the three-way contest in this article.
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DMK is calling for a redo of the 2019 elections in Tamil Nadu. They are hoping for the return of AIADMK and also expecting a rise in BJP’s popularity in the state.
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Electoral politics in Tamil Nadu sees a priority on caste while choosing allies and candidates. PMK and VCK stand out as embodiments of caste politics. PMK aligned with BJP, aiming for a coalition government without DMK and AIADMK in 2026. VCK, a dependable ally of DMK, believes aligning with the winning side in the state benefits its community. Vanniyar votes are expected to split between AIADMK and PMK, giving VCK an edge.
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Councillors and MLAs are feeling the heat as local issues take center stage in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. They are being pressured to expedite development work and fulfill pending promises to avoid the ire of voters. The AIADMK has made lack of development in Coimbatore a core campaign issue. In Trichy, proactive councillors fear that pending promises will be brought up during campaigning. Residents are holding discussions to raise local infrastructure issues with party leaders. Non-performing elected representatives may impact the outcome of the general elections.
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Vijayakant, the popular Kollywood actor and founder of Desiya Murpokku Dravida Kazhagam (DMDK), died at the age of 71 after a long battle with illness. He had a successful career in the Tamil film industry alongside Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan, and later ventured into politics, becoming the leader of opposition. Known for his philanthropic activities, he gained a significant following and was admired for his down-to-earth persona. His funeral will be held with full state honours in Chennai.
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The Puducherry Unit of AIADMK has reiterated its demand for the closure of a pharma factory in Kalapet following a recent fire accident. The secretary of the party, A. Anbalagan, raised concerns about the safety of workers and residents, stating that the factory poses a threat to their well-being. He called for a probe into safety violations and environmental risks. The government is yet to provide answers regarding the permission given to the factory.
