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Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2021 | 15 votes registered on VVPAT carried on bike, Tamil Nadu CEO Updated: Updated: Satyabrata Sahoo says report sent to EC for action. Share Article Satyabrata Sahoo says report sent to EC for action. Tamil Nadu Chief Electoral Officer Satyabrata Sahoo on Friday said the voter verifiable paper audit trail (VVPAT) carried by a Greater Chennai Corporation staffer on his bike on April 6 from a polling booth in Velachery was used for 50 minutes and had registered 15 votes. The transportation of the electronic voting machine, the control unit and the VVPAT was in...

URL copied Big Tuesday Show: Voting on 475 seats in Bengal, Assam, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Puducherry Voting will be held across 475 seats in West Bengal, Assam, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Puducherry on April 6, Tuesday, the busiest day of the ongoing election season. The polling will take place in a single phase in Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Puducherry while Assam will witness its third and final round of voting. This will be Bengal's third round in the eight-phase election ending April 29.  Tamil Nadu will have a contest for 234 seats, Kerala for 140 seats, Assam for 40 constituencies, B...

April 6 polls: Campaign ends in Tamil Nadu, all eyes on polling SECTIONS Last Updated: Apr 04, 2021, 08:55 PM IST Share Synopsis Leaders, including Palaniswami and Stalin hit the campaign trail on the last day, even as they have been criss-crossing the state for hectic electioneering, the former in a bid to ensure a record third term, while the latter is keen to upset his rival's chances. PTI Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami during an election campaign in support of Omalur Assembly Candidate R.Mani, at Omalur, in Salem district. The high octane campaign for the April 6 Tamil N...

Highlights Campaigning for the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections ended on Sunday at 7 pm with the stage now set for the polling on April 6. The incumbent AIADMK will look for a hat-trick while DMK will hope to return to power after a decade in opposition. Chennai: The high octane campaign for the April 6 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections ended on Sunday at 7 pm, with the stage now set for the polling on April 6 which will decide whether it will a hat-trick of terms for the AIADMK or the return of DMK after a decade in opposition. As many as 3,998 candidates, including Chief Minister K Palaniswami, h...

Though there was no official announcement in this regard from the DMK, about 100 party functionaries holding party flags staged a demonstration in Aranthangi