As the countdown to the Lok Sabha elections intensifies, the political arena in Tamil Nadu witnessed a flurry of activity on the last day for filing nominations. A total of 39 Parliamentary Constituencies (PC) across the state saw candidates rushing to submit their nominations, signaling the fervor and anticipation surrounding the upcoming polls.
According to official sources, a staggering 1749 nominations have been received as of 27th March, with 1403 candidates throwing their hats into the electoral ring. This surge in nominations underscores the keen interest and active participation of political aspirants in shaping the democratic landscape of the state.
Leading the pack in terms of nominations received are the constituencies of Karur, Chennai North, and Chennai South, recording 73, 67, and 64 nominations respectively. These constituencies emerge as focal points of political contention, drawing candidates from various parties vying for a chance to represent the electorate.
In Karur, a bustling hub of political activity, 62 candidates have filed their nominations, reflecting the competitive spirit and diverse array of political voices in the region. Similarly, Chennai North and Chennai South witnessed a flurry of nominations, with 54 and 51 candidates respectively throwing their hats into the electoral arena.
Conversely, some constituencies witnessed a comparatively lower turnout in terms of nominations. Thanjavur, Chidambaram, and Mayiladuthurai-Cuddalore recorded the lowest number of nominations, receiving 26, 27, and 30 nominations respectively. Despite the subdued turnout, these constituencies remain integral to the electoral landscape, with candidates vying to make their mark amidst stiff competition.
In Thanjavur, 31 candidates have filed their nominations, while Chidambaram and Mayiladuthurai-Cuddalore saw 22 and 23 nominations respectively. These constituencies, though witnessing a lower turnout, remain critical battlegrounds where every vote counts in shaping the political future of the state.
