Tamil Nadu By-Poll Results: TVK Leads In Madhuranthakam And Arakkonam Seats
Tamil Nadu By-Poll Results: TVK Leads In Madhuranthakam And Arakkonam Seats

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Tamil Nadu By-Poll Results: TVK Leads In Madhuranthakam And Arakkonam Seats
CM Vijay targeted the DMK, saying the bypoll victory was a vote against “defamatory speech aimed at women”.
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In a statement on X, Mr. Vijay claimed the TVK had won without distributing money to voters or resorting to inducements
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He says the votes polled by the parties that contested against the ruling TVK shows that it has been rejected by a majority of voters
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The results increased TVK’s strength in the 234-member Assembly from 107 to 109.
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In Dharapuram, TVK candidate P Sathyabama initially faced a see-saw battle with the AIADMK but later established a clear lead to secure victory.
The Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam bags the Madurantakam and Dharapuram (Reserved) Assembly constituencies. In Puducherry, the All India N.R. Congress retains Thattanchavady
She defeats her nearest rival, I. Paranthamen of the DMK, by a margin of 20,040 votes. The counting process was by and large incident free
The victories provide the ruling party with a boost as it seeks to expand its assembly strength.
The party’s tally has risen to 109 seats, while five vacancies leave the 234-member House with a majority mark of 115.
Alliance leaders including Thirumavalavan and Manickam Tagore congratulate the party on its electoral success
The TVK failed to match the vote count secured by the AIADMK in the general election, despite the defection of the former AIADMK legislator and the shift of the DMK’s erstwhile allies to the ruling party