AIADMK headquarters secretary and Thondamuthur MLA SP Velumani  File Photo |ANI
Tamil Nadu

'AIADMK will sweep Coimbatore, Nilgiris and Tiruppur districts' : SP Velumani

The former minister remarked Coimbatore district has always remained a fort of the AIADMK.

Express News Service

COIMBATORE: The NDA will win 210 seats in the assembly election, with the AIADMK winning all seats in Coimbatore, Nilgiris, and Tiruppur districts, claimed SP Velumani, the AIADMK headquarters secretary and Thondamuthur MLA, on Saturday.

The former minister remarked Coimbatore district has always remained a fort of the AIADMK. During the previous AIADMK regimes of Amma and EPS various development works were carried out in the district, Velumani noted while addressing the media at the Coimbatore International Airport.

"The DMK regime has done nothing in the last five years. This is known to the people of Coimbatore as the property tax, power tariff, and charges for garbage collection have been hiked during the DMK regime," Velumani said while also citing the Avinashi Athikkadavu and the Avinashi road flyover as the achievements of his party.

"The AIADMK will form the government under the leadership of Edappadi K Palaniswami. The AIADMK government will implement the pending schemes for the welfare of the people of Coimbatore. The people are ready to vote for the AIADMK," he added.

On how the AIADMK would prevent any bid by the DMK to offer money or gifts to lure voters, Velumani said that they would work honestly in the field and meet the people.

On DMK's Coimbatore Councillor S Rajalakshmi joining the AIADMK, Velumani said DMK functionaries, including the councillor, were dissatisfied with the way their high command.

Rajalakshmi joined the AIADMK on Friday in the presence of General Secretary Palaniswami in Chennai. She represents Ward no 77 in the  Coimbatore City Municipal Corporation.

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