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Stalin Continues Morning Walk in Kodaikanal During Post-Poll Break

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Kodaikanal,  Apr 27:

M. K. Stalin continued his morning walk for the second consecutive day in Kodaikanal, where he is currently on a short break following the Assembly election campaign.

The Chief Minister, who arrived in the hill station with his family after an intense round of political activity, was seen taking a walk around scenic areas, including the popular lake, and interacting with tourists and locals. He also posed for photographs and exchanged greetings with the public.

Stalin had left Chennai earlier and travelled via Madurai before reaching Kodaikanal for a brief stay aimed at relaxation after weeks of hectic campaigning.

The visit is part of his usual post-election routine, with the Chief Minister expected to return to Chennai ahead of the counting of votes.

Stalin Continues Morning Walk in Kodaikanal During Post-Poll Break
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