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Some independent candidates have made a habit of losing elections by unconventional means. Tamil Nadu's K Padmarajan, known as the "Election King," actively urges people not to vote for him to maintain his title as the most unsuccessful candidate. Other candidates like Parmanand Tolani, Vijay Prakash Kodekar, and Hyderabad's Ravinder Uppula also have unique campaign strategies in their quest for electoral success.

New Delhi, From appealing people not to vote for them to flaunting the unsuccessful tag, changing name in each election to losing huge sums of money in security

METTUR (AFP) – Despite failing 238 times in his bid for public office in India, K Padmarajan is unperturbed as he prepares, yet again, to contest elections in the world’s largest democracy. The 65-year-old tyre repair shop owner began fighting elections in 1988 from his home town of Mettur in the southern state of Tamil […]

India News: K Padmarajan, known as the 'Election King', from Mettur, India, emphasizes participation over victory, contesting elections persistently. He aims for

Despite failing 238 times in his bid for public office, K Padmarajan is unperturbed as he prepares, yet again, to contest the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.