Elections 2019: Campaigners target churches, colonies at daybreak

As the Lok Sabha election polling day draws closer and being a Sunday, campaign troupes of parties in the fray in South Chennai hit the roads early today.

Many groups first targeted people who attended services at local churches – in R. A. Puram, San Thome and in Abiramapuram. They distributed colour pamphlets as people streamed out after the Palm Sunday services.

But minutes later, these pamphlets were seen on the streetside, some hundreds of them.

At the Ambedkar Memorial where many functions were lined up to celebrate Ambedkar’s birth anniversary, a BSP candidate and his supporters also massed up in and outside the campus off MRC Nagar. Though lots of policemen were deployed here, traffic slowed down because of the large crowd here and people headed to Sri Ayyappa Temple.

The daytime temperature has been soaring and campaigners have made the most of the morning hours to reach out to people.

Photo courtesy: Xavier Augustine

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One Comment on “Elections 2019: Campaigners target churches, colonies at daybreak”

  1. Anything known about candidate Sam Paul(Pal?) who is contesting Lok Sabha elections with the symbol of Mango and part of AIADMK front? He is listed as No.8 in the Central Chennai list.
    L.Kalavathi
    Retd. Bank Official
    Chennai, Tamilnadu
    15th April, 2019

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