Voting for the urban local elections in Tamil Nadu will take place on February 19. Thus all the candidates contesting the election are engaged in intensive vote-gathering. Leading leaders of the major parties have been going to all areas to collect votes in support of their party’s candidates.
In that vein, Udayanithi Stalin, the party’s youth secretary, campaigned in the Dindigul clock tower in support of the DMK and its allies for the councilor post in the Dindigul corporation.
Speaking at the time, he said, “The DMK regime took over at a very critical time, when the second wave of Corona was very high. We have vaccinated 100 million people with corona in the last 9 months. This is why the third wave did not cause much damage. During the first wave of Corona, the AIADMK government vaccinated only one crore people. We donated Rs 4,000 to the family as a corona relief fund in the midst of great hardship. “
Various restrictions were imposed in Tamil Nadu to control the spread of corona infection. Currently the restrictions have been relaxed as the spread has decreased. However, the Tamil Nadu government has announced that the mask will be worn until March 2, and that social restrictions will be enforced, such as banning political meetings, allowing only 200 people for marriages and marital events, and allowing only 100 people for death-related events.
However, the campaign in Dindigul without following the corona and election rules has caused great dissatisfaction among the public. In particular, a platform was set up near the Dindigul corporation office in which DMK and its allied candidates stood. People flocked without masks to show up at the campaign rally for Udayanidhi Stalin’s visit. The meeting was attended by people from villages outside the corporation boundary who were loaded into vehicles and made to wait on the roadside from 1 p.m. However, Udayanidhi Stalino arrived at 5.30 pm. The candidates he introduced were also crowded on stage without putting on a mask from start to finish.
During the last AIADMK rule, a banner belonging to an AIADMK leader fell in the middle of the road in the Pallikaranai area of Chennai and the young Subasree died. Not only did the then opposition DMK-winner strongly condemn this, but the party’s leader, MK Stalin, stated that he did not need a grand reception at his destination.
But two days ago, banners and flagpoles were erected all over Dindigul for MK Stalin’s video campaign. At this point, he erected flagpoles in the middle and sides of the road in all parts of the city for the arrival of his son Udayanidhi Stalin. If these poles were ever planted in a falling position, motorists would drive away in fear. Also, flagpoles were a major obstacle for pedestrians and motorists. Tar roads and water pipes were damaged in various areas for planting flag poles.
Speaking of controlling the corona, Udayanidhi Stalin forgot to continue the corona controls. He also blows up the election rules like his party flag. ”