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In pictures | Tamil Nadu Assembly elections 2021 results Updated: Share Article Updated: May 02, 2021 11:18 IST A look at the political scene in various counting centres in Tamil Nadu, where assembly election results are being announced on May 2, 2021. 1/7 Police Commissioner Mahesh Kumar Agarwal along with other senior police officers inspects counting centres at Anna University on Sunday. Photo: S.R. Raghunathan Kamal Haasan in Coimbatore DMK cadre celebrate at party headquarters Anna Arivalayam in Chennai on May 2, 2021. Photo: R. Ragu Corporation Commissioner G. Prakash along with the ...

All set for counting in Erode Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA Over 700 police personnel and paramilitary personnel were deployed at the two counting centres where counting of votes for the eight Assembly constituencies will commence at 8 a.m. on Sunday. Three-tier security is in place at the Institute of Road and Transport Technology at Chithode and at Gobi Arts and Science College at Gobichettipalayam where 408 staff would be involved in counting of votes in the presence of candidates, their agents and officials. While 550 policemen were posted at IRTT where votes polled in the constit...

Updated: A total of 408 staff will be involved in the counting on May 2 Share Article AAA Precaution: Election officials, who will be involved in counting of votes, waiting to undergo the swab test for COVID-19 in Salem on Wednesday.   | Photo Credit: LAKSHMI NARAYANAN E A total of 408 staff will be involved in the counting on May 2 A total of 700 police personnel will be posted at the two counting centres during counting of votes on May 2, said Superintendent of Police P. Thangadurai here on Wednesday. Counting of votes polled in the constituencies of Erode (East), Erode (West), Perundura...

Tamil Nadu Assembly election | Donkeys deliver EVMs to hill hamlets Updated: Updated: Three villages in Dharmapuri and one in Erode remain inaccessible to vehicles Share Article Three villages in Dharmapuri and one in Erode remain inaccessible to vehicles During every election, three hill hamlets in Dharmapuri district and one in Erode get polling materials delivered by donkeys. For years, these villages have remained inaccessible to vehicles, and can be reached only on foot. As in the past, donkeys on Monday began to trek up to help in the election process. In the Anthiyur Assembly constitu...