Boat Club resident Dayanidhi Maran will be an inaccesible MP, says Anbumani
PMK youth wing leader Anbumani Ramadoss drew a comparison between the DMK nominee and his party candidate for central Chennai LS constituency through the accessibility factor saying that Dayanidhi Maran was an inaccessible candidate as he would not the people after the elections.
By : migrator
Update: 2019-04-02 22:49 GMT
Chennai
Campaigning for Sam Paul, the PMK candidate, Anbumani asked, “Do you know where the house of Dayanidhi Maran is. It is in Boat Club area, one of the posh locations in the country. Common man will not even be allowed into the locality. Then how will you meet Dayanidhi, if you elect him as your representative in Parliament.”
On the contrary, Sam Paul being a social worker is easily accessible and would visit the constituency regularly if voted to power. Being a educated person, he would strive to clean the politics.
During the Anbumani’s campaign in the city the absence of AIADMK flags in the venue was blatantly visible and it caught the attention of all the onlookers.
Anbumani commenced his campaign in the city from Choolaimedu and then proceeded to western parts of the city. During the campaign, flags of all the alliance partners were present, except that of the AIADMK.
Only a handful of cadre carried the AIADMK flags, but they too did not seemed to actively participating in the campaign. A group of elderly women, who came to hear Anbumani’s campaign speech, said they were brought to the campaign by the party workers. But, in a shocking punch, the women said they would vote only for the party which gives them money.
Minister helps injured elderly woman
While people were waiting for the arrival of Anbumani, an elderly woman, who was part of the crowd, sustained injuries when a loud speaker slipped from the stand and fell on her feet. The incident triggered a mild tension in the area, but Jayakumar and Sam Paul rushed to help her as she was bleeding from the leg.Though they tied a kerchief on the injury, she continued to bleed. So, they tied a towel. Later, she was sent to the hospital in an auto. When other women, who were standing near the elderly woman, were inquired, no one could give details about her.
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