| Kanyakumari Election Winning Candidates
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Location |
Candidate |
Party |
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Kanniyakumari |
SURESH
RAJAN.N |
Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam ( DMK ) |
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Nagercoil |
RAJAN.A |
Dravida
Munnetra Kazhagam ( DMK ) |
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Colachel |
JEYAPAUL.S |
Indian
National Congress ( INC ) |
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Padmanabhapuram |
THEODARE REGINALD.T |
Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam ( DMK ) |
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Thiruvattar |
LEEMA
ROSE.R |
Communist Party of India (Marxist) ( CPI ) |
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Vilavancode |
JOHN
JOSEPH,G |
Communist Party of India (Marxist) ( CPI ) |
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Killiyoor |
JOHN
JACOB.S |
Indian
National Congress |
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Tamilnadu Election
Result Complete Coverage |
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Superstar Rajinikanth
congratulates DMK Chief Mr.Karunanidhi:
Chennai: Film star Rajinikanth, who gave a free hand to his fans
to support any party they chose in the assembly elections, on
Thursday congratulated DMK Chief M Karunanidhi for leading the
DPA to victory in the 2006 Assembly polls.
"This is your victory totally. This is a victory for your mature
experience. I wish and pray for your long life and good health,"
he said in a faxed message to the DMK chief.
Rajnikanth's call to the electorate to vote for the DMK-TMC
coaltion in 1996 had also helped the alliance come to power
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| Karunanidhi wins for
record 11th time
Thursday, 11 May , 2006, 16:14
Chennai: DMK President M Karunanidhi has been elected
to the state assembly for a record eleventh time.
Karunanidhi recorded his hat-trick win from Chepuak
constituency, when he defeated Dawood Miakhan of the splinter
group of Indian Union Muslim league by a margin of 8,522 votes.
Karunanidhi has never tasted defeat from 1957, when he
contested the assembly polls for the first time.
He was then elected to the state assembly from Kulithalai,
from Thanjavur in 1962, from Saidapet in 1967 and 1971, from
Anna Nagar in 1977 and 1980, from Chennai harbour in 1989 and
1991 and from Chepauk in 1996, 2001 and 2006.
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| No coalition with anyone:
Vijaykant
Thursday, 11 May , 2006, 22:01
Chennai: Desiya Murpokku Dravida Kazhagam (DMDK)
founder and actor Vijayakanth said he would not prefer being
part of any coalition in the state during the next five years.
Talking to presspersons after successfully opening his
party's account by winning the sole seat in Virudhachalam, he
said he personally would refrain from siding with any major
parties here, but added that he would have to consider the
opinion of his candidates in this context.
A new entrant to politics, Vijayakant, who chose to field
candidates in 232 seats in the May 8 elections, termed his
party's performance as very satisfactory.
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| Minister loses by 53 votes
Thursday, 11 May , 2006, 20:49
Coimbatore: R Chinnasamy of the AIADMK has won by just
14 votes in Singanallur, perhaps the lowest in the state, while
Koavai Thangam of the Congress registered the highest margin of
20,979 in the 15 constituencies coming under Coimbatore region
in the assembly elections.
Animal Husbandry Minister P V Damodaran lost to S Mani of the
DMK by 53 votes, while O K Chinnaraj of the AIADMK won by 142
votes, defeating B Arunkumar of the DMK in Mettupalayam
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Victory of the combined leadership: Cong
Thursday, 11 May , 2006, 15:05
Chennai: Delighted over the 2006 Tamil Nadu assembly
poll verdict, the Congress described it as a victory of the
"combined leadership of AICC Chief Sonia Gandhi and DMK Chief M
Karunanidhi".
This was the second time since 2004 Lok Sabha polls that the
strength of the combined leadership had demonstrated its power,
TNCC president M Krishnaswamy, said in Chennai in a release.
He claimed that use of money power and use of office by the
AIADMK in attempting to "weaken the DPA and tarnish its image
had only a negative effect".
AIADMK supremo Jayalalithaa had "underestimated the voters’
power by adopting a strategy to weaken the DPA and spread
malicious falsehood against the front allies, he alleged. She
brought MDMK and DPI in its fold and enticed film personalities
for campaign.
However, the strong alliance had prevailed, he said.
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